Noble Gases - Free Chemistry Quiz with Answers

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What do you know about noble gases? Test yourself with this free Chemistry exercise. Answer the questions about symbols, chemical and physical properties of noble gases and find out how many points you get at the end of the quiz.

Question 1:

Write the chemical symbols of Noble Gases according to the order (the first letter is in uppercase):

Neon
Xenon
Krypton
Argon
Helium

2 b

Question 2:

The correct descending order of noble gases in the periodic table of the elements is:

A) helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon

B) helium, argon, neon, krypton, xenon

C) helium, neon, argon, xenon, krypton

D) neon, helium, argon, xenon, krypton

1 b

Question 3:

The name of the radioactive noble gas not yet mentioned is ________ (lowercase) and its chemical symbol is __. (first uppercase)

1 b

Question 4:

These elements, also called inert or rare gases, are in:

A) the last group of the periodic table and in the 1-6th period

B) the penultimate group of the periodic table and in the 1-6th period

C) the last group of the periodic table and in the 2-7th period

D) the penultimate group of the periodic table and in the 2-7th period

1 b

Question 5:

The name of the last (bottommost) noble gas which was synthesized by a Russian/American team of scientists in 2002 as the 118th element is:

1 b

Question 6:

Noble gases are in the periodic table located in:

A) s-block

B) p-block

C) d-block

D) f-block

1 b

Question 7:

When it comes to chemical/physical properties of nobles gasses, the truth about them is that they are:

A) odorless, colorless, tasteless and exist as monoatomic elements

B) odorless, colorful and exist as monoatomic elements

C) odorless, colorless, tasteless and exist as molecules of two atoms

D) smelly, colorful and exist as molecules of two atoms

1 b

Question 8:

These elements are called noble gases because of their:

A) high reactivity which is result of their unfilled valence shell

B) extremely low reactivity which is result of their full valence shell

C) high reactivity which is result of full valence shell

D) extremely low reactivity which is result of their unfilled valence shell

1 b

Question 9:

The gas used when deep sea diving is

A) argon, because of its lightness, so they can swim to surface faster

B) helium, in order to prevent narcotic effect

C) argon, in order to prevent narcotic effect

D) helium, because of its lightness, so they can swim to surface faster

1 b

Question 10:

All the gases have

A) low boiling and high melting point

B) high both boiling and melting point

C) high boiling and low melting point

D) low both boiling and melting point

1 b