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Science Explainer - The periodic table: A classic design

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Read the passage The periodic table: A classic design. Then answer the questions below.
Read the passage The periodic table: A classic design. Then answer the questions below.
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Question 1
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Drag each answer choice into the correct space. Not all answer choices will be used.
To understand the periodic table, one must understand the structure of the atom. The number of ____________ in an atom of an element determines that element's atomic number. The atom's ______________ are found in seven layers, or ___________ , that surrounds its nucleus. They determine the atom's placement in the table.
Other Answer Choices:
neutrons
shells
protons
electrons
isotopes
Question 2
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Question 3
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Drag each statement into the correct box to show whether it is true of the rows on the periodic table or the columns.
The first contains alkali metals, while the last contains noble gases
Each corresponds to a different shell of an element's atom
Each one contains more elements than the one before it
Each includes elements that have similar properties
Rows
Columns
Which statements are true about the periodic table? Select three correct answers.
As you move from left to right, its columns become taller.
Some of the elements listed have not been found in nature.
It includes every element that exists or could exist on Earth.
Scientists developed different types of tables over time.
The first tables contained gaps for undiscovered elements.