Group 0 Noble Gases Quiz

15 Questions

Quiz Description

Group O noble gasses quiz comprises 15 questions which have been set following the national curriculum and they meet up to the examination requirements. Each question has four options and just one of these options is correct. 

In chemistry, the Group 0 elements, also known as the Noble gasses or as group 18 by the IUPAC (International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry)  system is a group on the periodic which is made up of the chemical elements Helium (He), Neon (Ne), Argon (Ar), Krypton (Kr), Xenon (Xe), Radon (Rn), and Oganesson (Og). The noble gasses are characterised by a fluoresce, odorless and colorless gas. There are 8 electrons in the valence shell of the noble gasses so they do not get involved in bonding as they already have a stable structure.

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1:

 Which is TRUE about the 'Noble Gases'? 


Correct
  • 1:
    they have a great tendancy to share or gain electrons to form a chemical bond
  • 2:
    argon is used in lamps to stop the metal filament from being oxidised
  • 3:
    they are very reactive
  • 4:
    argon is used in welding to keep the surrounding metal cool
2:

 Which is an electron arrangement of a Noble Gas


Correct
  • 1:
    2.1
  • 2:
    2.8.8
  • 3:
    2.8.2
  • 4:
    2.8.18.7
3:

 Which statement is TRUE about the Noble Gases?


Correct
  • 1:
    they are good conductors of electricity
  • 2:
    they readily react with chlorine
  • 3:
    they are poor conductors of heat
  • 4:
    down the group the colour of the gas gets darker
4:

 Which statement is TRUE about the Noble Gases? 


Correct
  • 1:
    ? they are poor conductors of electricity
  • 2:
    ? down the group the colour of the gas gets darker
  • 3:
    ? they readily react with chlorine
  • 4:
    ? they are good conductors of heat
5:

 Which is an electron arrangement of a Noble Gas


Correct
  • 1:
    2.8.7
  • 2:
    2.8.8.2
  • 3:
    2.8.18.2
  • 4:
    2.8
6:

 Which is an electron arrangement of a Noble Gas


Correct
  • 1:
    2
  • 2:
    2.8.7
  • 3:
    2.8.1
  • 4:
    2.8.8.2
7:

 Which is TRUE about the 'Noble Gases'? 


Correct
  • 1:
    ? argon is used in lamps to make the metal filament a better conductor
  • 2:
    ? argon is used in welding to keep the surrounding metal cool
  • 3:
    ? they have little tendancy to share or gain electrons to form a chemical bond
  • 4:
    ? they are very reactive
8:

 Which is a Noble Gas


Correct
  • 1:
    oxygen
  • 2:
    chlorine
  • 3:
    nitrogen
  • 4:
    helium
9:

 Which Noble Gas is used in filament bulbs to stop the filament burning out too quickly?  


Correct
  • 1:
    krypton
  • 2:
    neon
  • 3:
    helium
  • 4:
    argon
10:

 Which statement is TRUE about the trend, with increasing atomic number, down the Group of Noble Gases? 


Correct
  • 1:
    the melting points decrease
  • 2:
    the reactivity decreases
  • 3:
    the density decreases
  • 4:
    the boiling points increase
11:

  Which is a Noble Gas 


Correct
  • 1:
    fluorine
  • 2:
    neon
  • 3:
    ammonia
  • 4:
    ozone
12:

 In 1962 a Canadian chemist, Bartlet, managed to combine xenon with the highly reactive Halogen gas fluorine to make xenon tetrafluoride. Which equation is correct in maling xen tetrafluoride


Correct
  • 1:
    2Xe + 4F ==> 2XeF4
  • 2:
    Xe + 2F2 ==> XeF4
  • 3:
    Xe2 + 2F2 ==> XeF4
  • 4:
    Xe2 + 8F2 ==> 2XeF4
13:

 Which is a Noble Gas 


Correct
  • 1:
    argon
  • 2:
    chlorine
  • 3:
    oxygen
  • 4:
    nitrogen
14:

 Which statement is TRUE about the Group of Noble Gases? 


Correct
  • 1:
    they have low melting points and boiling points
  • 2:
    they will all burn in pure oxygen
  • 3:
    they are all dense gases
  • 4:
    they are lightly coloured gases
15:

 Which gas is used to provide a non-oxidising atmosphere in welding operations


Correct
  • 1:
    helium
  • 2:
    carbon dioxide
  • 3:
    neon
  • 4:
    argon

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Group 0 Noble Gases Quiz