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Chemistry quiz for grade 8: Chemical bonds This quiz helps revise “Chemical bonds” in Chemistry for grade 8. It has 25 questions in five categories: Outer Shell, Ions and Charges, Shared Pairs, Polarity, Crystals and Solids. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Outer Shell 100 What are the particles in an atom’s outermost shell that take part in bonding called?
200 What happens to the energy of a system when its atoms form a stable chemical bond?
300 For most simple main-group…
In the game400 Which noble gas has…
In the game500 Which noble gas has…
In the gameIons and Charges 100 An electron moves from a metal atom to a nonmetal atom, and the charged particles attract. What type of bond forms?
200 A sodium atom loses one electron. What charge does the resulting particle have?
300 A chlorine atom gains…
In the game400 How many chloride ions…
In the game500 Magnesium ions have a…
In the gameShared Pairs 100 What type of bond forms when atoms share pairs of electrons?
200 How many electron pairs hold the two hydrogen atoms in H₂ together?
300 What is a bond…
In the game400 In O₂, the oxygen…
In the game500 A methane molecule has…
In the gamePolarity 100 What is an atom’s ability to attract shared electrons called?
200 Two identical atoms share an electron pair equally. What type of bond is this?
300 A shared electron pair…
In the game400 In NH₃, which atom…
In the game500 Which element attracts a…
In the gameCrystals and Solids 100 What pictured seasoning forms cubic crystals from a compound of sodium and chlorine?
200 What pictured form of carbon marks paper because its layers slide apart easily?
300 In the pictured iodine…
In the game400 The pictured diamond contains…
In the game500 Solid potassium bromide does…
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