+20 Questions on Atom

 +20 Questions on Atom

20 multiple choice questions about the atom, suitable for middle or high school students. The answers are provided at the end.


Multiple Choice Questions: The Atom

    1. What is the basic unit of matter?

A) Molecule

B) Proton

C) Atom

D) Ion

    2. Which particles are found in the nucleus of an atom?

A) Electrons only

B) Protons and neutrons

C) Neutrons and electrons

D) Protons and electrons

    3. What is the charge of a proton?

A) Negative

B) Neutral

C) Positive

D) No charge

    4. What is the charge of an electron?

A) Positive

B) Negative

C) Neutral

D) No charge

    5. Which subatomic particle has no charge?

A) Proton

B) Neutron

C) Electron

D) Positron

    6. Where are electrons located in an atom?

A) Inside the nucleus

B) Orbiting the nucleus

C) In the proton cloud

D) Inside neutrons

    7. What determines the atomic number of an element?

A) Number of protons

B) Number of neutrons

C) Number of electrons

D) Total mass of the atom

    8. Which part of the atom has the least mass?

A) Proton

B) Neutron

C) Electron

D) Nucleus

    9. Which two particles have approximately the same mass?

A) Proton and electron

B) Neutron and electron

C) Proton and neutron

D) Electron and nucleus

    10. If an atom has 6 protons, what element is it?

A) Oxygen

B) Helium

C) Carbon

D) Nitrogen

    11. What is the total charge of a neutral atom?

A) Positive

B) Negative

C) Zero

D) Depends on the element

    12. What is the mass number of an atom?

A) Number of protons

B) Number of electrons

C) Number of protons + neutrons

D) Number of neutrons

    13. What do we call atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons?

A) Ions

B) Isotopes

C) Molecules

D) Electrons

    14. What is an ion?

A) Atom with extra nucleus

B) Atom with different number of neutrons

C) Atom with a net charge

D) Atom without electrons

    15. Who proposed the modern model of the atom with a dense nucleus?

A) Dalton

B) Bohr

C) Rutherford

D) Mendeleev

    16. Which scientist discovered the electron?

A) Rutherford

B) Bohr

C) Thomson

D) Chadwick

    17. What happens to an atom if it gains an electron?

A) Becomes positively charged

B) Becomes an isotope

C) Becomes negatively charged

D) Loses mass

    18. What is the nucleus of an atom made of?

A) Electrons

B) Protons and neutrons

C) Ions

D) Neutrons and electrons

    19. Which of the following is true about electrons?

A) They are heavier than neutrons

B) They have a positive charge

C) They are located in energy levels

D) They are found in the nucleus

    20. What is the term for the space where electrons are likely to be found?

A) Nucleus

B) Electron field

C) Orbit

D) Electron cloud

+20 Questions on Atom

Answer Key

    1. C) Atom

    2. B) Protons and neutrons

    3. C) Positive

    4. B) Negative

    5. B) Neutron

    6. B) Orbiting the nucleus

    7. A) Number of protons

    8. C) Electron

    9. C) Proton and neutron

    10. C) Carbon

    11. C) Zero

    12. C) Number of protons + neutrons

    13. B) Isotopes

    14. C) Atom with a net charge

    15. C) Rutherford

    16. C) Thomson

    17. C) Becomes negatively charged

    18. B) Protons and neutrons

    19. C) They are located in energy levels

    20. D) Electron cloud


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Ronaldo Silva: Professor and Specialist in Science Teaching, from UFF/RJ, with more than 25 years of experience in teaching.

 
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