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Foundational Knowledge

1. What year was the Bohr model proposed? (1 choice)

B) 1913

A) 1905

D) 1930

C) 1925

2. Which of the following are true about the Bohr model? (multiple choice)

C) Energy levels are quantized.

B) The nucleus is negatively charged.

D) It accurately describes all elements.

A) Electrons travel in circular orbits around the nucleus.

3. Explain the concept of quantized energy levels in the Bohr model.

4. List two key features of the Bohr model.

Key Feature 1

Key Feature 2

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Comprehension

5. What happens when an electron in a Bohr atom jumps to a higher energy level? (1 choice)

D) It remains stable.

C) It becomes a proton.

B) It absorbs energy.

A) It emits a photon.

6. Which statements explain why the Bohr model is limited? (multiple choice)

C) It perfectly predicts spectral lines for all elements.

B) It does not account for electron-electron interactions.

D) It laid the groundwork for quantum mechanics.

A) It only accurately describes hydrogen.

7. Describe how the Bohr model explains the emission spectra of elements.

Application

8. In what ways can the Bohr model be applied to modern technology? (multiple choice)

A) Explaining LED light emission.

B) Designing nuclear reactors.

C) Understanding solar panel operation.

D) Developing laser technology.

9. Apply the concept of electron transitions to explain how neon lights work.

10. If an electron in a hydrogen atom falls from the third energy level to the second, what is the result? (1 choice)

A) The atom becomes ionized.

B) A photon is emitted.

D) The nucleus changes.

C) The atom absorbs energy.

Analysis

11. Which aspect of the Bohr model helps explain why elements have unique spectral lines? (1 choice)

C) Positive nucleus

D) Electron mass

A) Circular orbits

B) Quantized energy levels

12. Analyze the differences between the Bohr model and quantum mechanics. (multiple choice)

A) Bohr model uses fixed orbits, quantum mechanics uses orbitals.

B) Bohr model accounts for all elements, quantum mechanics does not.

C) Quantum mechanics includes electron spin, Bohr model does not.

D) Bohr model predicts spectral lines for hydrogen, quantum mechanics for all elements.

13. Analyze why the Bohr model was a crucial step towards the development of quantum mechanics.

Evaluation and Creation

14. Which of the following best evaluates the impact of the Bohr model on atomic theory? (1 choice)

A) It provided a complete explanation of atomic structure.

B) It was a stepping stone to more advanced theories.

C) It was quickly replaced and had little impact.

D) It disproved earlier atomic models.

15. Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the Bohr model. (multiple choice)

D) Weakness: Predicts all atomic behaviors.

A) Strength: Explains hydrogen spectra.

B) Weakness: Fails for multi-electron atoms.

C) Strength: Introduces quantization.

16. Propose a simple experiment or demonstration that could help illustrate the concept of electron transitions in the Bohr model.

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