Module 17 Review

Mission Critical: Covid-21

Antidote

This is a TOP SECRET mission. All information you see and discuss after this point is completely confidential.
There are other teams looking for this information. We need you to recover the antidote first. We don't have
much time, so work quickly.

Here's what we know...

Dr. Evil has been working with the US government to develop an antidote for COVID-19. We should have paid
closer attention to his workings... as his name suggest, he was not as helpful as we would have hoped. It looks like
he has released a new strand of the virus... this one even more serious (it appears to force uncontrollable
laughter when presented with STEM puns to anyone exposed... yes, I said STEM puns... even the bad ones). As
you can tell, this is incredibly serious. Thankfully, he also developed an antidote. Unfortunately he stole this
antidote before going dark.

We know he has a secret lab somewhere in the United States. He must keep the antidote there. First we need to
know in what state his lab resides. After that, you will need to infiltrate the lab and open the safe containing the
stolen antidote. We will take it from there.

Your country thanks you for your service.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it... find and recover the missing antidote.

It looks like the area code of the lab has been encoded in the test below...help grade the
test to look for clues!

1.DrawthecorrectElectronDotStructureforLithium.

Li.
Hint:
Look for
2.DrawthecorrectElectronDotStructureforNitrogen.

•N• incorrect
3.DrawthecorrectElectronDotStructureforChlorine.

answers
:Ci:
4.HowmanyvalenceelectronsdoesSeleniumhave?

a.2 (b.4 c.5 d.6

5.HowmanyvalenceelectronsdoesStrontiumhave?

G.1 b.2 C.3 d.4

6.HowmanyvalenceelectronsdoesBrominehave?

a.5 b.6 (c)7 d.8

7.HowmanyvalenceelectronsdoesLeadhave?

a.2b.4 (c5 d.6

8.lodinewouldpairwithwhichelement?

a.Cesium b.Silicon c.Oxygend.Galium

9.Bariumwouldpairwithwhichelement?

a.Potassiumb.Cadmiumc.PoloniumChlorine
10.Radonwouldpairwithwhichelement?

a.Potassiumb.Carbon c.Oxygend)Noneoftheabove

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