Match the person with what he discovered, invented or stated:

_____1. James Chadwick

sand

a. all things are made up tiny particles like

_____2. Neils Bohr

b. neutrons

_____3. Democritus

c. protons

_____4. Ernest Rutherford

d. periodic arrangement of elements

_____5. John Dalton

e. electrons

_____6. Dmitri Mendeleev

f. atomic model similar to the solar system

_____7. Joseph John Thomson

g. matter is made up atoms that are very small

& indestructible

Fill in the blanks:

1.
2.
3.
4.

Which
Which
Which
Which

atomic
atomic
atomic
atomic

particle has a positive (+) charge? _____________________

particle has a negative (-) charge? _____________________
particle does not have a charge? _____________________
particles are found inside the nucleus of the atom?

_____________________
5. Which atomic particles are found in orbitals, circling around the nucleus?
6.
7.
8.
9.

_____________________
_____________________ are formed when atoms are attached to other atoms.
When the same atoms bond together, _____________________ are formed.
When different atoms bond together, _____________________ are formed.
The _____________________ of an element represents the number of protons in its

nucleus.
10.The _____________________ of an element represents the number of protons and
neutrons in its nucleus.
11.The horizontal rows in the Periodic Table are called _____________________.
12.The vertical columns are called _____________________.
13._____________________ are elements that have both metallic and nonmetallic
properties.
TRUE OR FALSE. If false, underline the word/s which make/s it false.
__________1. The smallest particles of elements are atoms.
__________2. The smallest particles of compounds are molecules.
__________3. All matter is made up of compounds.
__________4. The molecules of a particular compound all look the same.
__________5. The atoms of a particular element may look different from each other.
__________6. Only two elements can combine to form compounds.
__________7. Compounds are homogeneous forms of matter.
__________8. Compounds might have properties that are different from those of the
elements that formed them.
__________9. In mixtures, for example salt and water, the molecules of the components
(salt and water) dont change.

Match the ff. words with their meanings, then encircle the number of those
that describe metals.
_____1. malleable

a. shiny

_____2. conductive

b. can be drawn into fine wires

_____3. lustrous

c. can let heat and electricity pass through

_____4. ductile

d. can be hammered into thin sheets

Explain the ff.:

What is meant by homogeneous?
_________________________________________________
____________
heterogeneous?
_________________________________________________
_________________________
What are organic compounds?
_________________________________________________
______________
Complete the ff. chart that shows the classification of matter:
MATTER

HETEROGENEOUS MIXTURES

Classify the ff. as M metal or N nonmetal

_____1. copper

_____6. hydrogen
aluminum

_____11.

_____2. lithium

_____7. lead

_____12. chlorine

_____3. sulfur

_____8. phosphorus

_____13. nickel

_____4. tin

_____9. carbon
helium

_____5. iodine

_____10. nitrogen
mercury

_____14.
_____15.

Classify the ff. as E element, C compound, M mixture

_____1. cobalt

_____5. vinegar

_____9. fruit salad

_____2. rust

_____6. carbon dioxide _____10. bronze

_____3. shampoo

_____7. iced tea drink _____11. gold

Gatorade

_____4. sugar

_____8. air
_____16. mud

_____13. salt
_____14. steam

_____12. baking soda

_____15.