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    1. This document contains a 14 question quiz about chemical bonds. Questions cover topics like ionic bonds, covalent bonds, properties of ionic lattices, and the structures of diamond and graphite. 2. Key concepts addressed include how ionic bonds form between oppositely charged ions, the high melting points of ionic lattices due to strong electrostatic attractions, and how giant covalent structures like diamond form through carbon atoms sharing electrons in many covalent bonds. 3. Graphite's softness and slipperiness is attributed to its structure of layers bonded by weak intermolecular forces, not strong intramolecular bonds.

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    1. This document contains a 14 question quiz about chemical bonds. Questions cover topics like ionic bonds, covalent bonds, properties of ionic lattices, and the structures of diamond and graphite. 2. Key concepts addressed include how ionic bonds form between oppositely charged ions, the high melting points of ionic lattices due to strong electrostatic attractions, and how giant covalent structures like diamond form through carbon atoms sharing electrons in many covalent bonds. 3. Graphite's softness and slipperiness is attributed to its structure of layers bonded by weak intermolecular forces, not strong intramolecular bonds.

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    NAME :

    CLASS :
    Giant and simple structure DATE :
    14 Questions

    1. An electrostatic attraction between positive ion and


    negative ion
    A Covalent bond B Ionic bond
    C Pairing D Compound
    2. Due to having strong electrostatic attraction between the ions, what is a property
    of an ionic lattice?
    A Can conduct electricity in all states B Has a high melting and boiling point
    C Is insoluble D Electrons can move freely
    3. When atom loses or gains electrons it changes into
    A Ion B bond
    C a charge
    4. Diamond has a very high melting point due to

    A All carbon atoms are covalently


    bonded to 3 other carbons B Carbon atom covalently bonded to 4
    other Carbons in a giant structure
    C Strong ionic bonds in a lattice
    structure D Strong covalent bonds between
    carbon atoms in a layered structure
    5. What is a 'bond' in chemistry?

    A A type of atom B A force that holds two atoms together


    C A particle with no charge D Aelectrons
    ring around the nucleus which the
    stay on
    6. Which is the correct definition of a covalent bond?
    A electrons shared between atoms to B
    make molecules. ​
    electrons shared between atoms to
    make compounds
    C electrons shared between compounds D
    to make molecules
    electrons moved between atoms to
    make molecules
    7. Diamond is an example of a
    A giant covalent structure B simple covalent molecule
    C giant ionic lattice D ionic compound
    8. Electrons that are not attached to a particular atom.
    The kind of bond is..............

    A Metallic B intermolecular
    C ionic D Covalent
    9. The regular arrangement of ions in an ionic substance.

    A Ionic material B Giant ionic lattice


    C Ionic bonding
    10. What structure is shown in the diagram?

    A Graphite B Diamond
    11. What do we call large structures that contain only covalent bonds?
    A Giant covalent molecule
    (Macromolecular) B Ionic lattice

    C Simple molecular structure


    12. What two types of atoms make a covalent bond?

    A 2 Nonmetals B 2 Metals
    C 1 Nonmetal and 1 Metal D 2 Noble Gases
    13. What elements generally make an ionic bond?

    A metal B 2 or more nonmetals


    C none of the above D metal and nonmetal
    14. Why is graphite so soft and slippery?

    It is made of small molecules It is made of layers of atoms with


    A B weak intermolecular forces between
    them
    C The covalent bonds are weak D It is an ionic compound

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