Five themed papers for ages 11 to 16, which is Key Stage 3 and GCSE in England and roughly grades 6 to 10 in North America, each with 20 questions and an answer key that prints on a separate last page. Every paper has a New set button, so you can hand different sets to different rows, run the same topic twice, or make a fresh homework each week. The set number prints on the sheet so keys never get mixed up.
Match element names to symbols and atomic numbers. Choose the first 20, the first 36 or all 118 elements.
Open worksheetWhich group, which period, which family, and multiple-choice questions on group membership.
Open worksheetCompare melting points, densities and atomic masses; classify metals, non-metals and metalloids; state at room temperature.
Open worksheetWrite electronic structures, identify elements from 2,8,x patterns, outer-shell electrons, protons and shells.
Open worksheetEvery question type across the whole table, for top sets, revision competitions and homework.
Open worksheetQuestions are built from the same element data as the interactive table. Values shown in answer keys are rounded; melting points are given in degrees Celsius.