Atoms and Bonds Chapter Test

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Contributer:: Parker's Products for the Sciences
Product Type:: Assessement
Grades:: 7-9
Product File:: PDF
Pages:: 2
Answer Key:: Yes

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Welcome! This listing features a full-page test about atoms and bonds. It contains seven sections, bulleted below.

The first section is a fill-in-the-blank table where students write whether a compound is a metal + a nonmetal or a nonmetal + a nonmetal, ionic or covalent, and whether electrons are transferred or shared.
The second section offers periodic symbol analysis where students write the element name, classify it, identify the origin of the name by language, identify the atomic number, the atomic mass, and the number of subatomic particles.
In the third section, students classify whether the stated properties are ionic, covalent, or both in description.
In section four, students balance the charges of ions and write ionic formulas off word expressions. I provided the charges of polyatomic ions.
In section five, students write the Lewis symbols for five elements, following the included example.
In section six, students sketch six simple Lewis structures. A brief six-step guideline for sketching the structures is present in the margin.
Section seven is a true false section where students correct the underlined word in the false statement.

This PDF document will become editable upon conversion to Microsoft Word with an Adobe Acrobat Reader DC app. It includes a key with the answers in blue font.

There are sixty one questions on the test. This test has the same layout as my Atoms and Bonds Study Guide listed below. Questions are different in six of the seven sections.

This resource complements the following activities about chemical bonds and Lewis structures in my store.

Chemical Bond Classification Table
Atoms and Bonds Study Guide
Lewis Symbols and Structures Worksheet
Drawing Lewis Structures Worksheet

I proctor this test in my eighth-grade physical science class. High school physical science teachers could also use this assessment as a homework quiz or as an accommodation to differentiate their curriculum to meet the needs of students who struggle to learn.

I appreciate your interest. I began launching my curriculum line through Amped Up Learning in 2019. I have over twenty-five years of teaching and curriculum writing experience. I joined Amped Up Learning with eighteen years of publishing experience through several international science supply corporations.

Check out my store, Parker's Product for the Sciences, for other engaging science activities.

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