Draw the following: 1.

Describe the reactivity of alkali metals as we

Mixture of move down the group.
Mixture of
three different
two elements
compounds
Compound
made of two CH4 2. Put a circle around the most alkali of the
elements oxides below and cross out the most acid.
Mixture of an a. Sodium oxide
element and a PCl3 b. Carbon dioxide
compound Put the number on the appropriate space in c. Magnesium oxide
the periodic table above d. Phosphorus trioxide
Molecules of e. Sulphur dioxide
3 NH3 1. Alkali earth metals
an element
2. Semi-metals (or metalloids) 3. In the periodic table, the columns are called
3. Halogens __________________ and the columns are
Write the chemical formula of the 4. Alkali metals called __________________. The columns
following compounds. 5. Noble gases have elements with similar _______________
a. Carbon dioxide___________ 6. Non-metals _________________.

b. Magnesium oxide ________ 1. Complete the following word equations: Write “C” if it is a chemical property
and “P” if it is a physical property.
c. Water __________________ Potassium + water 
____ Colour
d. Sodium hydroxide ________ ____ Reaction with water
____ Melting/boiling point
Write the characteristics of metals and non-metals in the appropriate Caesium + oxygen 
____ Reactivity
column ____ Conduction of heat/electricity
Metals Non metals ____ Flexibility
Magnesium + oxygen 
____ Flammability
____ Strength
2. Write the symbol equation underneath each word ____ Density
equation. (EXTEND: Balance the symbol equations.) ____ Reaction with acids

A class measured the rise in temperature when they heated The Greek _____________________
100 cm3 of water. Identify the anomalous result and calculate was the first person to use the word
the mean (or average) rise in temperature. Show your work. “atom”. Centuries later, ___________
developed these ideas and predicted
Team °C
how atoms, molecules and compounds
1 38
behaved during chemical reactions.
2 43
High melting points Strong, flexible, and malleable Dull 3 39 _______________ is the scientist who
Shiny when polished Poor conductors of heat and electricity 4 64 designed the periodic table, grouping
Good conductors of heat and electricity Brittle Low melting point 5 43 elements according to their size and
On the left of the periodic table On the right of the periodic table 6 44 chemical properties.