To solve the problem, we need to match each element name with its corresponding symbol from the periodic table. Let's go through each element step by step:
Element Names and Their Symbols:
1.
Nitrogen - The symbol for nitrogen is
N.
2.
Chlorine - The symbol for chlorine is
Cl.
3.
Hydrogen - The symbol for hydrogen is
H.
4.
Sulfur - The symbol for sulfur is
S.
5.
Silicon - The symbol for silicon is
Si.
6.
Argon - The symbol for argon is
Ar.
7.
Beryllium - The symbol for beryllium is
Be.
8.
Potassium - The symbol for potassium is
K.
9.
Aluminum - The symbol for aluminum is
Al.
10.
Carbon - The symbol for carbon is
C.
11.
Oxygen - The symbol for oxygen is
O.
Matching the Symbols:
Now, let's match each element name with the correct letter from the given options:
-
Nitrogen (N) →
h. N
-
Chlorine (Cl) →
f. Cl
-
Hydrogen (H) →
d. H
-
Sulfur (S) →
Not listed in the options
-
Silicon (Si) →
Not listed in the options
-
Argon (Ar) →
a. Ar
-
Beryllium (Be) →
e. Be
-
Potassium (K) →
Not listed in the options
-
Aluminum (Al) →
g. Al
-
Carbon (C) →
Not listed in the options
-
Oxygen (O) →
c. O
Final Answer:
Based on the provided options, the matching is as follows:
1. Nitrogen →
h. N
2. Chlorine →
f. Cl
3. Hydrogen →
d. H
4. Sulfur →
Not listed
5. Silicon →
Not listed
6. Argon →
a. Ar
7. Beryllium →
e. Be
8. Potassium →
Not listed
9. Aluminum →
g. Al
10. Carbon →
Not listed
11. Oxygen →
c. O
Since some elements do not have a corresponding symbol in the provided options, those cannot be matched. However, the ones that can be matched are:
Final Answer:
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\boxed{1. h, 2. f, 3. d, 6. a, 7. e, 9. g, 11. c}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of periodic table of elements worksheet for middle school.