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Answer Stats
Question Tile Select % Correct
Elements which have different symbols from their English name Antimony Yes
100%
Elements which are liquid at room tempurature and standard pressure Argon No
100%
Elements which are commonly found in the human body Arsenic No
100%
Elements which are liquid at room tempurature and standard pressure Caesium No
100%
Elements found in the compound Sucrose Carbon Yes
100%
Elements which are halogens Chloride No
100%
Elements found in the compound Sucrose Chlorine No
100%
Elements which are liquid at room tempurature and standard pressure Chlorine No
100%
Elements which are quite rare Erbium Yes
100%
Elements named after countries Erbium No
100%
Elements which are halogens Francium No
100%
Elements which are commonly found in the human body Gallium No
100%
Elements which have different symbols from their English name Gold Yes
100%
Elements found in the compound Sucrose Helium No
100%
Elements named after countries Holmium No
100%
Elements found in the compound Sucrose Hydrogen Yes
100%
Elements which are commonly found in the human body Hydrogen Yes
100%
Elements named after celestial bodies (Planets, stars etc) Iodine No
100%
Elements which are liquid at room tempurature and standard pressure Iodine No
100%
Elements in the transition metal group Iridium Yes
100%
Elements which are halogens Iron No
100%
Elements found in the compound Sucrose Iron No
100%
Elements which are commonly found in the human body Iron Yes
100%
Elements found in the compound Sucrose Magnesium No
100%
Elements which have different symbols from their English name Mercury Yes
100%
Elements which are liquid at room tempurature and standard pressure Mercury Yes
100%
Elements which are liquid at room tempurature and standard pressure Neon No
100%
Elements found in the compound Sucrose Oxygen Yes
100%
Elements which are commonly found in the human body Oxygen Yes
100%
Elements which are halogens Phosphorus No
100%
Elements which have different symbols from their English name Phosphorus No
100%
Elements named after countries Platinum No
100%
Elements which have different symbols from their English name Plutonium No
100%
Elements named after celestial bodies (Planets, stars etc) Plutonium Yes
100%
Elements named after countries Polonium Yes
100%
Elements named after celestial bodies (Planets, stars etc) Praseodymium No
100%
Elements named after countries Promethium No
100%
Elements which have different symbols from their English name Protactinium No
100%
Elements named after celestial bodies (Planets, stars etc) Selenium No
100%
Elements which have different symbols from their English name Sodium Yes
100%
Elements found in the compound Sucrose Sodium No
100%
Elements named after countries Tantalium No
100%
Elements which have different symbols from their English name Thallium No
100%
Elements which have different symbols from their English name Tungsten Yes
100%
Elements named after celestial bodies (Planets, stars etc) Uranium Yes
100%
Elements which are quite rare Wolfine No
100%
Elements which are halogens Wolrine No
100%
Elements named after countries Wolrine No
100%
Elements found in the compound Sucrose Zinc No
100%
Elements named after countries Americium Yes
50%
Elements which are halogens Astatine Yes
50%
Elements which are halogens Bromine Yes
50%
Elements which are liquid at room tempurature and standard pressure Bromine Yes
50%
Elements in the transition metal group Cadmium Yes
50%
Elements which are commonly found in the human body Carbon Yes
50%
Elements which are quite rare Cerium Yes
50%
Elements which are halogens Chlorine Yes
50%
Elements named after colours Chromium Yes
50%
Elements which are liquid at room tempurature and standard pressure Francium No
50%
Elements named after countries Gallium Yes
50%
Elements in the transition metal group Gold Yes
50%
Elements which are liquid at room tempurature and standard pressure Hafnium No
50%
Elements named after celestial bodies (Planets, stars etc) Helium Yes
50%
Elements which are quite rare Holmium Yes
50%
Elements named after colours Hydrogen No
50%
Elements in the transition metal group Lead No
50%
Elements in the transition metal group Mercury Yes
50%
Elements named after colours Mercury No
50%
Elements which are commonly found in the human body Nitrogen Yes
50%
Elements which are quite rare Radium No
50%
Elements which are halogens Radon No
50%
Elements named after colours Rubidium Yes
50%
Elements in the transition metal group Silver Yes
50%
Elements which are quite rare Silver No
50%
Elements named after celestial bodies (Planets, stars etc) Tellurium Yes
50%
Elements in the transition metal group Tungsten Yes
50%
Elements which are quite rare Yttrium Yes
50%
Elements which are commonly found in the human body Zinc No
50%
Elements named after colours Bromine No
0%
Elements named after celestial bodies (Planets, stars etc) Cerium Yes
0%
Elements named after colours Chlorine Yes
0%
Elements named after colours Gold No
0%
Elements named after colours Iodine Yes
0%
Elements named after celestial bodies (Planets, stars etc) Palladium Yes
0%
Elements which are quite rare Praseodymium No
0%
Elements named after colours Rhodium Yes
0%
Elements which are commonly found in the human body Sulfur Yes
0%
Elements in the transition metal group Thallium No
0%
Elements in the transition metal group Yttrium No
0%
Elements which are quite rare Zirconium No
0%
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