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    How are elements arranged in the Modern Periodic Table?

    (a) By increasing atomic mass across a period

    (b) By increasing atomic number in rows

    (c) By increasing atomic number in columns

    (d) By increasing atomic mass in a group

    Option b – By increasing atomic number in rows

    Based on the configuration 2, 8, in which group of the Modern Periodic Table is the element located?

    (a) Group 8

    (b) Group 2

    (c) Group 18

    (d) Group 10

    Option c – Group 18

    An element ‘X’ forms XCl₂, a high-melting solid. Which group is ‘X’ likely from?

    (a) Si

    (b) Mg

    (c) Al

    (d) Na

    Option b – Mg

    Carbon is in Period 2, Group 14. Silicon, in Group 14 and Period 3, has which atomic number?

    (a) 7

    (b) 14

    (c) 24

    (d) 16

    Option b – 14

    Identify the most reactive elements among these groups: Li, Na, K and F, Cl, Br.

    (a) Li and F

    (b) Li and Br

    (c) K and F

    (d) K and Br

    Option c – K and F

    What name is given to Newlands’ classification of elements?

    (a) Musical Law

    (b) Law of Octaves

    (c) Periodic Law

    (d) Atomic Mass Law

    Option b – Law of Octaves

    The Law of Octaves was found to apply up to which element?

    (a) Oxygen

    (b) Calcium

    (c) Cobalt

    (d) Potassium

    Option b – Calcium

    Mendeleev left gaps in his Periodic Table for future discoveries. Which of the following filled one such gap?

    (a) Chlorine

    (b) Silicon

    (c) Oxygen

    (d) Germanium

    Option d – Germanium

    How many elements were known during Mendeleev’s time?

    (a) 63

    (b) 65

    (c) 62

    (d) 64

    Option a – 63

    The predicted properties of eka-aluminium matched with which later discovered element?

    (a) Scandium

    (b) Germanium

    (c) Gallium

    (d) Aluminium

    Option a – Scandium

    An element has the electron configuration 2, 8, 2. To which group does it belong?

    (a) Group 4

    (b) Group 6

    (c) Group 3

    (d) Group 2

    Option d – Group 2

    Which of the following is not true about diamonds?

    (a) Each carbon atom bonds with four others

    (b) It forms a three-dimensional carbon network

    (c) Used as an abrasive for hard tools

    (d) Acts as a lubricant

    Option d – Acts as a lubricant

    Consider these statements: (A) Elements in a group share the same number of valence electrons. (B) Atomic size varies unpredictably across a period. (C) Electropositive nature increases down a group. (D) Electronegativity rises across a period. Which are correct?

    (a) Only A

    (b) Only D

    (c) B and C

    (d) A and B

    Option d – A and B

    Choose the correct additions to the Periodic Table: I. Nihonium – Nh II. Moscovium – Mc III. Tennessine – Ts IV. Oganesson – Og

    (a) Only I and II

    (b) Only II and III

    (c) Only I and IV

    (d) I, II, III, and IV

    Option d – I, II, III, and IV

    Which of the following about Cu, Ag, and Au is correct?. 1. Naturally found in elemental form. 2. Belong to the same group

      (a) Only 1

      (b) Only 2

      (c) Both 1 and 2

      (d) Neither 1 nor 2

      Option c – Both 1 and 2

      Which neutral atom has the same number of electrons as K⁺ and Cl⁻?

      (a) Helium

      (b) Argon

      (c) Neon

      (d) Krypton

      Option b – Argon

      An element X forms a conducting oxide XO. When X combines with chlorine, what compound forms?

      (a) XCl₃

      (b) XCl

      (c) XCl₂

      (d) XCl₅

      Option c – XCl₂

      An element has a mass number of 40 and 21 neutrons. Which group does it belong to?

      (a) Group 1

      (b) Group 4

      (c) Group 2

      (d) Group 3

      Option a – Group 1

      If an element ‘A’ is in Period 3 and Group 16, what is its valency?

      (a) 6

      (b) 2

      (c) 1

      (d) 3

      Option b – 2

      Which of the following is incorrect about periodic trends within a group?

      (a) Metal reactivity increases

      (b) Metallic properties increase

      (c) Atomic size increases

      (d) Number of valence electrons increases

      Option d – Number of valence electrons increases

      Which group of elements shows an increase in metallic character in this order?

      (a) Na, Li, K

      (b) C, O, N

      (c) Mg, Al, Si

      (d) Be, Mg, Ca

      Option d – Be, Mg, Ca

      An atom with electronic configuration 2, 8, 7 will be chemically similar to:

      (a) N (7)

      (b) P (15)

      (c) Na (11)

      (d) F (9)

      Option d – F (9)

      What is the atomic number of the Period 3, Group 17 element?

      (a) 10

      (b) 4

      (c) 17

      (d) 21

      Option c – 17

      Which trend is incorrect across a period from left to right?

      (a) Oxides turn more acidic

      (b) Metallic nature decreases

      (c) Valence electron count rises

      (d) Atoms lose electrons more easily

      Option d – Atoms lose electrons more easily

      Given elements A (Group 1), B (Group 14), and C (Group 17), which pair forms an ionic compound?

      (a) A and B

      (b) A and C

      (c) B and C

      (d) None

      Option b – A and C

      If an element X from Group 2 reacts with Y from Group 17, what is the compound formula?

      (a) XY₂

      (b) XY

      (c) X₂Y

      (d) (XY)₂

      Option a – XY₂

      A metal ‘M’ belongs to Group 1. What is the formula for its oxide?

      (a) MO

      (b) M₂O

      (c) M₂O₃

      (d) MO₂

      Option b – M₂O

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