1. CST Review
Elements & The
Periodic Table

2. CST Review
Elements
and the
Periodic Table

3. BrainPop
Metals
Brain Pop

4. Metals
Non-Metals
Metalloids
What is Hydrogen
Doing Here?
Hydrogen belongs
in Group 1.
It was put here
because Hydrogen
is a non-metal.
Metals Non-Metals Metalloids Foldable
Study

5. Metal Nonmetal Metalloid Foldable
Study

6. In which region of the table
would nonmetals be found?
A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4
CST Review Questions
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7. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?
8 Elements form a dividing line between
metals and nonmetals.
What are the general types of elements in the periodic table?
dividing line
Po

8. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?
These elements are called metalloids.
What are the general types of elements in the periodic table?
metalloids
Po

9. What are the general types of elements in the periodic table?
Most of the elements in the periodic
table are metals to the left of the line.
Metals
Po

10. What are the general types of elements in the periodic table?
The elements to the right of the zigzag
are Non-metals.
Non-metals
Po

11. CST Review Questions
In which region of the table
would nonmetals be found?
A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4
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12. CST Review Questions
In which region of the table
would nonmetals be found?
A 1
B 2
C 3
D 4
27

13. Analyzing the Periodic Table Graphic Organizer Page 27
6
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
1
2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17
18

14. Analyzing the Periodic Table Graphic Organizer
Page 27
1
Alkali
Metals
2
Alkaline
Earth
Metals
3-12
Transition
Metals
13
Boron
Family
14
Carbon
Family
15
Nitrogen
Family
16
Oxygen
Family
17
Halogens
18
Inert
or Noble
Gases

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18. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?
The inert (noble) gases are the elements in
Group 18 of the periodic table.
What are the noble (inert) gases?
Silicon
Inert Gases

19. CST Review Questions
FALSE
26

20. What are the general types of elements in the periodic table?
.
Non-metals
Po
metalloids
Metals

21. CST Review Questions
FALSE
TRUE
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22. E-Review Question 1 Explanation
The number of protons of an element is
called the atomic number.
Carbon
Oxygen
6 protons
Atomic Number = 6
8 protons
Atomic Number = 8
Hydrogen
1 proton
Atomic Number = 1

23. How many protons do atoms have?
1. Atomic numbers are the smaller
numbers on the periodic table.
C
6
Carbon
12
Atomic Number
(smaller number on chart)

24. How many protons do atoms have?
All elements have DIFFERENT
atomic numbers.
C
6
Carbon
12
Atomic Number
(smaller number on chart)

25. CST Review Questions
FALSE
TRUE
FALSE
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26. CST Review Questions
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27. CST Review Questions
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28. CST Review Questions
(metalloids)
29

29. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
V. Metals are identified by their physical
properties.

30. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of
metals are:
1. Shininess
Metals are shiny.

31. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of
metals are:
2. Hardness
Metals are hard.

32. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of
metals are:
3. Malleable
Metals can be pounded
into different shapes.

33. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of
metals are:
4. Ductile
Metals can be made
into a wire.

34. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of
metals are:
5. Conduct Heat
Metals conduct heat.

35. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of
metals are:
6. Conduct Electricity
Metals conduct
electricity.

36. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of
metals are:
7. Solids at room temperature
Most metals are solids.
(Mercury is the only liquid metal)

37. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of metals are:
8. High Melting Temperature
Metals have high melting
temperatures.

38. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
Non-metals have very few of the
characteristics of metals.
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine

39. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
A. Some of the physical characteristics of
non-metals are:
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine
1. Gases at
Room
Temperature
Some
Non-metals
are gases.

40. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
A. Some of the physical characteristics of
non-metals are:
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine
2. Solids at
Room
Temperature
Some
Non-metals
are solids.

41. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
A. Some of the physical characteristics of
non-metals are:
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine
3. Liquid at
Room
Temperature
Bromine is
the only liquid
Non-metal

42. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
A. Some of the physical characteristics of
non-metals are:
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine
4. Low Boiling
Point
Most
Non-metals
boil at a low
temperature.

43. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
A. Some of the physical characteristics of
non-metals are:
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine
5. Dull
Most
Non-metals
are dull not
shiny.

44. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
A. Some of the physical characteristics of
non-metals are:
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine
6. Brittle
Most
Non-metals
will break if
you hammer
or pull them.

45. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
A. Some of the physical characteristics of
non-metals are:
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine
7. Poor
Conductors
Non-metals
do not
conduct heat
or electricity.

46. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the general types of elements in the periodic table?
Boron (B)
Silicon (Si)
Germanium (Ge)
Arsenic (As)
Antimony (Sb)
Tellurium (Te)
Astatine (At)
Metalloids
Metalloids

47. 1. Properties of
Metals and Non
Metals
Metalloids have some
of the properties of
metals and
nonmetals
How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?
Metalloids have some of the properties of
metals and nonmetals.
What are the characteristics of Metalloids?
Metalloids
Boron Antimony
Silicon

48. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?
They are semiconductors.
What are the characteristics of Metalloids?
Metalloids
Boron Antimony
Silicon
2. Semiconductors
Metalloids conduct
electricity at different
temperatures and
exposures to light.

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(metalloids)
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50. CST Review Questions
(metalloids)
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51. CST Review Questions
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52. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
A. Some of the physical characteristics of non-metals
are:
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine
8. Low Melting
Temperatures
Non-metals
melt at low
temperatures.

53. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of metals are:
8. High Melting Temperature
Metals have high melting
temperatures.

54. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
A. Some of the physical characteristics of
non-metals are:
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine
7. Poor
Conductors
Non-metals
do not
conduct heat
or electricity.

55. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of
metals are:
5. Conduct Heat
Metals conduct heat.

56. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of
metals are:
6. Conduct Electricity
Metals conduct
electricity.

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58. CST Review Questions
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59. Think-Group-Share
Use Your CST Periodic Table
1.THINK: Read the question and THINK about
the answer.
2. GROUP: Discuss the answer with your
teammates and agree on the correct
answer.
3. SHARE your answers by writing them on
the magnetic slate and holding them up.

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Class Work

61. Think-Group-Share
What type of elements are these?
Metals Non-Metals Metalloids

62. Think-Group-Share
What type of elements are these?
Metalloids

63. Think-Group-Share
What type of elements are these?
Metals Non-Metals Metalloids

64. Think-Group-Share
What type of elements are these?
Non-Metals

65. Think-Group-Share
What type of elements are these?
Metals Non-Metals Metalloids

66. Think-Group-Share
What type of elements are these?
Metals

67. Think-Group-Share
What type of element is Oxygen?
Metal Non-Metal Metalloid

68. Think-Group-Share
What type of element is Oxygen?
Non-Metal

69. Think-Group-Share
What type of element is Arsenic?
Metal Non-Metal Metalloid

70. Think-Group-Share
What type of element is Arsenic?
Metalloid

71. Think-Group-Share
What type of element is Chromium?
Metal Non-Metal Metalloid

72. Think-Group-Share
What type of element is Chromium?
Metal

73. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are shiny?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

74. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are shiny?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

75. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of metals are:
1. Shininess
Metals are shiny.

76. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are poor
conductors of heat and electricity?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. transitions
 D. alkaline earths

77. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are poor
conductors of heat and electricity?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

78. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
A. Some of the physical characteristics of
non-metals are insulators:
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine
4. Poor
Conductors
Nonmetals
do not
conduct heat
or electricity.

79. Think-Group-Share
Which elements boil at low
temperatures?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. transitions
 D. alkaline earths

80. Think-Group-Share
Which elements boil at low
temperatures?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

81. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
A. Some of the physical characteristics of
non-metals are:
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine
3. Low Boiling
Point
Most
Non-metals
boil at a low
temperature.

82. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are mostly solids?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

83. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are mostly solids?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

84. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of metals are:
7. Solids at room temperature
Most metals are solids.

85. Think-Group-Share
What does malleable mean?
 A. can be made into wire
 B. can be hammered into shapes
 C. will break when hammered

86. Think-Group-Share
What does malleable mean?
 A. can be made into wire
 B. can be hammered into shapes
 C. will break when hammered

87. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?
Malleable means something can be
pounded into different shapes.
:
3. Malleable
can be pounded
into different shapes.

88. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are malleable?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

89. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are malleable?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

90. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of metals are:
3. Malleable
Metals can be pounded
into different shapes.

91. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are mainly gases at
room temperature?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. transitions
 D. alkaline earths

92. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are mainly gases at
room temperature?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

93. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
A. Some of the physical characteristics of
non-metals are:
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine
5. Gases at
Room
Temperature
Most
Nonmetals
are gases.

94. Think-Group-Share
Which elements conduct electricity?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

95. Think-Group-Share
Which elements conduct electricity?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

96. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of metals are:
6. Conduct Electricity
Electricity travels
through metals.

97. Think-Group-Share
Which elements conduct heat?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

98. Think-Group-Share
Which elements conduct heat?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

99. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of metals are:
5. Conduct Heat
(Thermal Conductivity)
Heat travels through
metals.

100. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are liquids at room
temperature?
 A. chlorine
 B. silicon
 C. bromine
 D. mercury

101. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are liquids at room
temperature?
 A. chlorine
 B. silicon
 C. bromine
 D. mercury

102. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of metals are:
7. Solids at room temperature
Most metals are solids.
(Mercury is the only liquid metal)

103. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
A. Some of the physical characteristics of
non-metals are:
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine
7. Liquid at
Room
Temperature
Bromine is
the only liquid
Nonmetal

104. Think-Group-Share
What does brittle mean?
 A. can be made into wire
 B. can be hammered into shapes
 C. will break when hammered

105. Think-Group-Share
What does brittle mean?
 A. can be made into wire
 B. can be hammered into shapes
 C. will break when hammered

106. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
Brittle means will break if you
hammer or pull something.
2. Brittle:
will break if you
hammer or pull.

107. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are brittle?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. transitions
 D. alkaline earths

108. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are brittle?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

109. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
A. Some of the physical characteristics of
non-metals are:
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine
2. Brittle
Non-metals
will break if
you hammer
or pull them.

110. Think-Group-Share
What does ductile mean?
 A. can be made into wire
 B. can be hammered into shapes
 C. will break when hammered

111. Think-Group-Share
What does ductile mean?
 A. can be made into wire
 B. can be hammered into shapes
 C. will break when hammered

112. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?
Ductile means can be stretched to make
a wire.
4. Ductile
Means can be
stretched
to make a wire.

113. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are ductile?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

114. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are ductile?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

115. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of metals are:
4. Ductile
Metals can be stretched
to make a wire.

116. Think-Group-Share
Which elements do not react with
other elements?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

117. Think-Group-Share
Which elements do not react with
other elements?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

118. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?
1. Noble (inert) gases almost never react
with other compounds or elements.
What are the Noble (Inert) Gases?
Helium
Neon
Argon
Krypton
Xenon
Radon
Noble Gases
or
Inert Gases
Argon

119. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the Noble (Inert) Gases?
Helium
Noble Gases or Inert Gases
Neon
Argon
Krypton
Xenon
Radon
Neon
D. Inert means “inactive”.

120. Think-Group-Share
Which elements have low melting
temperatures?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. transitions
 D. alkaline earths

121. Think-Group-Share
Which elements have low melting
temperatures?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

122. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of Non-metals?
A. Some of the physical characteristics of non-
metals are:
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Non-metals
Oxygen
Bromine
8. Low Melting
Temperatures
Non-metals
melt at low
temperatures.

123. Metal Nonmetal Metalloid Foldable
What do you
notice about the
melting
temperatures of
Non-Metals?
Write a sentence
describing this
property.
Low Melting Temperatures
Non-metals melt at low temperatures
.
-362 0F
-415 0F
19 0F
247 0F
237 0F
111 0F

124. Think-Group-Share
Which elements have high melting
temperatures?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

125. Think-Group-Share
Which elements have high melting
temperatures?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. inert gases
 D. halogens

126. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?What are the characteristics of metals?
Metals
Silver
Gold
Copper
Platinum
A. Some of the physical properties of metals are:
8. High Melting Temperature
Metals have high melting
temperatures.

127. High Melting Temperatures
Metals melt at high temperatures
.
What do you
notice about the
melting
temperatures of
Metals?
Describe this
property with
your teammates.
Metal Nonmetal Metalloid Foldable
1948 0F
1763 0F
1985 0F
2800 0F
2651 0F
3215 0F

128. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are semiconductors
(conduct electricity only at high
temperatures)?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. metalloids/semi-metals

129. Think-Group-Share
Which elements are semiconductors
(conduct electricity only at high
temperatures)?
 A. metals
 B. non-metals
 C. metalloids/semi-metals

130. How are electrons, protons and neutrons arranged in the atom?
B. The most important property of
metalloids is how they conduct
electricity.
Metalloids
Boron Antimony
Silicon
2. Semiconductors
Metalloids conduct
electricity at high
temperatures and
amounts of light.
Arsenic
What are the characteristics of Metalloids?

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Properties of Metals
 shiny
 hard
 malleable
 ductile
 conduct heat
 conduct electricity
 are solids at room
temperature
 have high melting
temperatures
Silver
GoldCopper
Platinum

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Properties of NonMetals
 dull
 brittle
 mainly gases at
room temperature
 some solids at
room temperature
 low boiling
temperatures
 low melting
temperatures
 poor conductors of
heat and electricity
Nitrogen
Carbon
Iodine
Oxygen
Bromine

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Properties of Metalloids/
Semi-Metals
 have properties of metals and non-metals
 semi-conductors (conduct electricity at
high temperatures)
Boron
Antimony
Silicon
Arsenic