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Grade 6 Periodic Table and Elements
Graphite in a pencil lead is made of the element                .
  1. rubber
  2. wood
  3. carbon
  4. water
Grade 6 Periodic Table and Elements
The atomic                 of an atom is based on the number of protons in the nucleus.
  1. mass
  2. group
  3. shell
  4. period
  5. atom
  6. element
  7. number
Grade 6 Periodic Table and Elements
Name one type of atom or element.
Grade 6 Periodic Table and Elements
Which of the following is not an element?
  1. water
  2. helium
  3. nitrogen
Grade 6 Periodic Table and Elements
Why do noble gases rarely undergo chemical reactions?
  1. because of the type of ions
  2. because they have stable atoms
  3. the atoms' outermost shell is closed
  4. they share electrons
  5. stable atoms do not usually form compounds
Grade 6 Periodic Table and Elements
What is on the element key?
Grade 6 Periodic Table and Elements
List 3 elements.
Grade 6 Periodic Table and Elements

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Choose an element and write four "What am I?" clues for your element.

Clue #1 -

Clue #2 -

Clue #3 -

Clue #4 -

What element am I?
Grade 6 Periodic Table and Elements
Substances containing                are often placed on match heads to ignite the match.
  1. hydrogen
  2. cesium
  3. phosphorus
  4. methane
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