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    1) The worksheet contains questions testing knowledge of the periodic table across three sections: one-word answers, fill-in-the-blank, and a short paragraph. 2) Section A requires one-word answers for periodic table columns, the first discovered element, positively charged atomic nuclei particles, elements with both metal and non-metal properties, and electron sharing bonds. 3) Section B contains fill-in-the-blank sentences about periodic table organization, a group of halogen elements, an atom's first energy level electron number, and the only liquid element at room temperature. 4) Section C asks for a five-line paragraph on the historical development of the modern periodic table and important contributors.

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    1) The worksheet contains questions testing knowledge of the periodic table across three sections: one-word answers, fill-in-the-blank, and a short paragraph. 2) Section A requires one-word answers for periodic table columns, the first discovered element, positively charged atomic nuclei particles, elements with both metal and non-metal properties, and electron sharing bonds. 3) Section B contains fill-in-the-blank sentences about periodic table organization, a group of halogen elements, an atom's first energy level electron number, and the only liquid element at room temperature. 4) Section C asks for a five-line paragraph on the historical development of the modern periodic table and important contributors.

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    Section A-One Word Answer: Worksheet

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    1) The worksheet contains questions testing knowledge of the periodic table across three sections: one-word answers, fill-in-the-blank, and a short paragraph. 2) Section A requires one-word answers for periodic table columns, the first discovered element, positively charged atomic nuclei particles, elements with both metal and non-metal properties, and electron sharing bonds. 3) Section B contains fill-in-the-blank sentences about periodic table organization, a group of halogen elements, an atom's first energy level electron number, and the only liquid element at room temperature. 4) Section C asks for a five-line paragraph on the historical development of the modern periodic table and important contributors.

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    WORKSHEET

    SECTION A-ONE WORD ANSWER

    Give ONE word for each of the following descriptions. Write, only the
    word/term next to the question number (1- 5).

    1. Vertical columns of the periodic Table.


    2. The first element discovered in 1669.
    3. Positively charged particles found within the nucleus of an atom.
    4. Name given to elements that have both properties of metals and non
    metals.
    5. A chemical bond that involves the sharing of electrons.

    SECTION B – FILL IN

    Complete the following sentences by filling in the correct word. Write the
    number (1-5) and the answer only.

    1. Elements of the periodic table are arranged according to their


    ……………………
    2. The elements chlorine, fluorine, bromine collectively are known as
    ………………
    3. The number of electrons that can occupy the first energy level of Sodium
    atom is ……………
    4. ………………….. is the only liquid in the periodic table at room
    temperature.
    5. Ca donates ………………… electrons to become an anion.

    SECTION C- PARAGRAPH

    Write a paragraph wherein you discuss the historical development of the


    modern Periodic Table and important players in that development. Your
    discussion should not exceed 5 lines.

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