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B Sulfur is not shiny and is not malleable.  \nC Sodium is a solid at room temperature and reacts with other elements.  \nD Silicon is shiny and is a poor conductor of electricity.  \n4 Elements in a group of the periodic table are described below.  \nSome Properties of a Certain Group of Elements  \n􀀏 Soft silvery-white color  \n􀀏 Good conductor of thermal energy  \n􀀏 Good conductor of electricity  \n􀀏 Atoms contain a single valence electron  \nThese elements most likely belong to which group?  \nA Alkali metals B Alkaline earth metals C Halogens D Noble gases  \nPage 5   \n5 The diagram below shows what happens when zinc reacts with hydrochloric acid.  \nWhich of these best describes the energy transformation that occurs during this reaction?  \nA Thermal energy ! kinetic energy B Kinetic energy ! potential energy C Chemical energy ! thermal energy D Potential energy ! chemical energy  \nPage 6   \n6 The diagram below represents a nuclear reaction.  \nWhich of the following best describes this reaction?  \nA Nuclear fusion is occurring because many smaller nuclei are being fused.  \nB Nuclear fission is occurring because large amounts of energy are being absorbed. C Nuclear fusion is occurring because many energetic neutrons are being emitted. D Nuclear fission is occurring because a nucleus is being split into smaller nuclei.  \n7 A detail from a label on a bottle of a water-softening agent is shown below.  \nWhich inference about the contents of the bottle can best be drawn?  \nA They consist of barium chloride anhydrous.  \nB They consist of barium chloride dihydrate.  \nC They consist of barium chloride hexahydrate. D They consist of barium chloride heptahydrate.  \nPage 7   \n8 Heart cells require a certain balance of sodium and potassium ions to function. The blood, which is approximately 83% water, carries these two types of ions to the heart. 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