This worksheet covers Simple Lewis Dot Structures, which is part of the Drawing Lewis Dot Structures module in the Chemistry course. Practice problems are designed to strengthen key concepts and build confidence.
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Set 1 — Foundation
What is the Lewis dot structure for ?
O has two lone pairs and forms two bonds with H
O has no lone pairs and forms two bonds with H
O has one lone pair and forms two bonds with H
O has three lone pairs and forms one bond with H
Which atom in has no lone pairs in its Lewis structure?
Carbon
Oxygen
Both Carbon and Oxygen
Neither Carbon nor Oxygen
What is the correct Lewis dot structure for ?
N has one lone pair and forms three bonds
N has three lone pairs and forms one bond
N has no lone pairs and forms three bonds
N has two lone pairs and forms one bond
What is the Lewis dot structure for ?
C has no lone pairs and forms four bonds
C has one lone pair and forms three bonds
C has two lone pairs and forms two bonds
C has three lone pairs and forms one bond
What is the structure of in Lewis dot form?
Cl forms a single bond with one lone pair each
Cl forms a double bond with no lone pairs
Cl forms a triple bond with one lone pair
Cl forms a single bond with no lone pairs
How many valence electrons are in ?
10
12
14
16
What is the Lewis dot structure for ?
N forms a single bond with one lone pair each
N forms a double bond with one lone pair each
N forms a triple bond with no lone pairs
N forms a single bond with no lone pairs
Which of the following has a complete octet in its Lewis structure?
How many hydrogen atoms are bonded to carbon in ?
2
4
6
8
What is the Lewis structure of ?
H forms a single bond with one lone pair on Cl
H has no bonds and Cl has three lone pairs
H forms a double bond with Cl
H forms a single bond with no lone pairs on Cl
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