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The document contains questions about ionic and covalent bonds. It asks about the types of elements that form each kind of bond, the process of gaining or losing electrons, and how ions attain stability. The questions cover topics like what forms ionic and covalent bonds, the octet rule, and properties of common elements.

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29 Questions: Name: Class: Date

The document contains questions about ionic and covalent bonds. It asks about the types of elements that form each kind of bond, the process of gaining or losing electrons, and how ions attain stability. The questions cover topics like what forms ionic and covalent bonds, the octet rule, and properties of common elements.

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NAME :

CLASS :
Ionic or Covalent Bond? DATE :
29 Questions

1. Covalent bonds are between...


A Metal and Metal B Metal and Non-metal
C Non-metal and Non-metal
2. Is hydrogen considered a metal or a non-metal?

A A metal B Metalloid
C Nonmetal
3. What is a valence electron?
A A type of bond. B The sum of neutrons and protons.
C The # of electrons in the last shell. D A popular compound.
4. Ionic bonds are between...
A Metal and Metal B Non-metal and Non-metal
C Metal and Non-metal
5. Atoms are most stable when their outer shell is complete.
A false B true
6. Why do elements bond?
A To create a new element B To be friends
C To become stable
7. Ionic or covalent?
NaBr

A Covalent B Ionic
8. Ionic or covalent?
H2O

A Ionic B Covalent
9. What kind of element forms covalent bond?
A non metals B metal and non metal
C metals D semi -metals
10. Ionic compounds form because _______ charges attract.
A opposite B like
11. Which is most likely to form an ion of -1?
A an element from group 1 B a metal
C an element from group 17 D an element with atoms that have
eight valence electrons
12. Noble gases will form chemical bonds with other elements
A only with other noble gases B True
C False
13. Which of the following compounds does NOT contain molecules?
A H2O B CO2
C NaCl D H2
14. Gain or lose electrons
A Ionic Bonds B Covalent Bonds
C Both bonds D Neither bond
15. Share electrons
A Both bonds B Neither bond
C Ionic Bonds D Covalent Bonds
16. Why do covalent bonds form?
A Outer energy level shells become full B Both
C Opposite charges attract D Neither
17. Bromine is a

A Nonmetal B Metal
18. Aluminum is a

A Nonmetal B Metal
19. Silicon is a
A Nonmetal B Metal
20. Gold(Au) is a
A Metal B Nonmetal
21. Ionic or covalent? NaCl
A Covalent B Ionic
22. Sodium has _____ valence Electrons
A 8 B 2
C 1 D 7
23. Chlorine has _____ valence Electrons
A 2 B 1
C 8 D 7
24. Neon has _____ valence Electrons
A 2 B 1
C 8 D 7
25. Bromine has _____ valence Electrons
A 1 B 2
C 8 D 7
26. Calcium has _____ valence Electrons
A 8 B 1
C 2 D 7
27. The octet rule really means
A All elements will lose 8 electrons B All elements want full valence
C All elements will take 8 electrons D All elements want 8 valence
28. Ionic bonds work because
A both atoms are converted to metals B two positive charges stick together
after the atoms ionize after the atoms are ionized
C opposite charges are attracted after
the atoms gain or lose electrons
29. In an ionic bond, ions only have full valence if
A two opposite ions stick together B two positive ions stick together
C two metals combine

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