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Q: What is the smallest level of organization in living things still considered to be
alive?

Answer:
a cell

Q: Different elements occur in nature with unique properties. When viewing info
about an element's subatomic particles, the number of which specific particle is
unique to the element and will best help you determine which specific element
you are discussing?

Answer:
Protons, also the atomic number

Q: In neutral atoms, the number of ____________ and _____________ is equal and
the charges of

Answer:
the two cancel each other out. protons, electrons

, Honors Biology Basics Exam Questions and Answers with Verified
Solutions | Latest 2026 Update




Q: Where is the nucleus in an atom?

Answer:
The middle

Q: Where are electrons in an atom?

Answer:
Shells around the nucleus

Q: Where are protons and neutrons in an atom?

Answer:
In the nucleus

Q: In what structure is the mass of the atom concentrated?

Answer:
In the nucleus

, Honors Biology Basics Exam Questions and Answers with Verified
Solutions | Latest 2026 Update




Q: How many electrons are found in the first energy level?

Answer:
How many electrons are found in the second energy level? How many electrons are
found in the third energy level? 2, 8, 8

Q: Explain how the number of valence electrons may influence interactions
between elements.

Answer:
The number of valence electrons will influence if the atom will give electrons to or
take
electrons from other atoms. Whichever takes less energy, or less interaction, the atom
will do.

Q: Why are noble gases so much less unreactive than other elements?

Answer:
inert - full shell of valence electrons

, Honors Biology Basics Exam Questions and Answers with Verified
Solutions | Latest 2026 Update




Q: reactive - not full shell of valence electons

Answer:


Q: So, noble gases are inert and therefore don't need to take any more electrons to
be full.

Answer:


Q: The _________ electrons in atoms interact to enable atoms to bond and form
molecules and

Answer:
compounds. valence

Q: When atoms gain electrons, they become _____________ charged. When atoms
lose electrons,

Answer:
they become ______________ charged. negatively, positively

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