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    This document contains a 3rd quarter summative science test for 8th grade students covering topics in atomic structure and subatomic particles. The test has 30 multiple choice and true/false questions testing students' knowledge of protons, neutrons, electrons, atomic models proposed by scientists like Thomson and Rutherford, and other atomic structure concepts. It also contains analysis questions involving atomic number, mass, and charge of different atomic species. Finally, students are asked to create their own atomic model and compare it to Thomson and Rutherford's models in a table.

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    MADRID NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

    Madrid, Surigao del Sur

    3RD QUARTER
    SCIENCE – 8
    Summative Test No. 2

    TABLE OF SPECIFICATION

    TOPIC/ Distribution of Items


    COMPETENCIE No. of No. of Easy 70% Average Difficult Type of Test
    S hours items 20% 10%
    1. Determine
    the number of
    protons, True or
    neutrons, and 5 30 21 6 3 False and
    electrons in a Discussion
    particular
    atom;
    S8MT-IIIe-f-10

    TOTAL 5 30 21 6 3

    Prepared by:

    LENETTE A. ALAGON
    Subject Teacher Checked by:

    EVELYN S. CALE
    Master Teacher II
    MADRID NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    Madrid, Surigao del Sur

    3RD QUARTER
    SCIENCE – 8
    Summative Test No. 2

    I. Direction: Choose the letter that corresponds to the correct answer.

    For numbers 1-7, choose from the following:


    a. Neutron c. both a and b
    b. Proton d. neither a and b

    1. It is neutral.
    2. It is negatively charge.
    3. It is positively charge.
    4. Revolves around the nucleus.
    5. Found in the nucleus of an atom
    6. Responsible for the mass of an atom
    7. It is equal to the atomic number of an element

    For numbers 8-10, choose from the following:


    a. J.J Thomson e. John Dalton
    b. Ernest Rutherford f. Democritus
    c. James Chadwick g. Henrich Bequerel

    8. Discovered neutron
    9. Discovered electron
    10. Discovered nucleus
    11. Coined atom as “atomos”
    12. Pictured atom as tiny indestructible sphere with mass

    13. Which subatomic particle is the lightest?


    a. Electron b. proton c neutron
    14. Which subatomic particle is the heaviest?
    b. Electron b. proton c neutron
    15. What do you call the model of an atom proposed by J.J Thomson.
    a. Planetary Model b. Plum Pudding Model c. Nuclear Model
    16. What do you call the model of an atom proposed by Ernest Rutherford.
    a. Planetary Model b. Plum Pudding Model c. Nuclear Model
    17. Elements that have the same atomic number but have different atomic mass is _______.
    a. Isobars b. isotopes c. compounds
    18. Basic unit of matter that is the smallest particle of an element and they are the building blocks of
    molecule.
    a. Matter b. Atom c. Elements
    19. It made up mostly the mass of an atom.
    a. Proton & Electron b. Proton and Neutron c. neutron and electron
    20. The atomic number of an element is equal to _____________.
    a. No. of proton b. no. of neutron c. atomic mass
    21. The number of electrons of an element is equal to the number of ________.
    a. neutron b. protons c. atomic mass
    II. Analyze the table. Choose the correct letter of the answer.

    For numbers 22-27, choose from the following species:

    Element/Ion
    Mutation e- n0 p+
    A 6 6 6
    B 6 7 8
    C 6 8 6
    D 7 8 7

    22. It has an atomic mass of 12


    23. It has an atomic number of 7
    24. It is not electrically neutral
    25. It has a atomic number equal to 7
    26. It has an atomic number equal to 8
    27. It has the same atomic mass as atom D

    III. Create your own Atomic Model and Compare the different atomic model by completing the
    table.

    Atomic Models Illustrations Descriptions


    Thomson’s
    Rutherford’s
    (Your Model)

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