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This worksheet covers Ranking By Electronegativty, which is part of the Periodic Trends module in the Chemistry course. Practice problems are designed to strengthen key concepts and build confidence.
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Set 2 — Foundation
Which element has the highest electronegativity? A) \text{F} B) \text{O} C) \text{N} D) \text{Cl}
A) \text{F}
B) \text{O}
C) \text{N}
D) \text{Cl}
Which of these elements is the least electronegative? A) \text{I} B) \text{Br} C) \text{Cl} D) \text{F}
A) \text{I}
B) \text{Br}
C) \text{Cl}
D) \text{F}
Rank the following elements by increasing electronegativity: A) \text{Li} B) \text{Na} C) \text{K} D) \text{Rb}
A) \text{Li} < \text{Na} < \text{K} < \text{Rb}
B) \text{Rb} < \text{K} < \text{Na} < \text{Li}
C) \text{K} < \text{Li} < \text{Rb} < \text{Na}
D) \text{Na} < \text{Rb} < \text{Li} < \text{K}
Which element is more electronegative? A) \text{C} B) \text{Si} C) \text{Ge} D) \text{Sn}
A) \text{C}
B) \text{Si}
C) \text{Ge}
D) \text{Sn}
Which of the following pairs has the same electronegativity? A) \text{Na} and \text{K} B) \text{C} and \text{N} C) \text{O} and \text{S} D) \text{Cl} and \text{F}
A) \text{Na} and \text{K}
B) \text{C} and \text{N}
C) \text{O} and \text{S}
D) \text{Cl} and \text{F}
Which of these elements is the most electronegative? A) \text{N} B) \text{P} C) \text{O} D) \text{S}
A) \text{N}
B) \text{P}
C) \text{O}
D) \text{S}
Arrange the following elements in order of increasing electronegativity: A) \text{Al} B) \text{Ga} C) \text{In} D) \text{Tl}
A) \text{Tl} < \text{In} < \text{Ga} < \text{Al}
B) \text{Al} < \text{Ga} < \text{In} < \text{Tl}
C) \text{In} < \text{Tl} < \text{Ga} < \text{Al}
D) \text{Ga} < \text{Tl} < \text{In} < \text{Al}
Which element is less electronegative than \text{C}? A) \text{N} B) \text{B} C) \text{O} D) \text{H}
A) \text{N}
B) \text{B}
C) \text{O}
D) \text{H}
Which element has an electronegativity of approximately 3.0? A) \text{O} B) \text{F} C) \text{Cl} D) \text{N}
A) \text{O}
B) \text{F}
C) \text{Cl}
D) \text{N}
Which of the following elements has a higher electronegativity? A) \text{P} B) \text{S} C) \text{Cl} D) \text{Br}
A) \text{P}
B) \text{S}
C) \text{Cl}
D) \text{Br}
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