Statistics for The Only Remaining Chemical Element...

Click here to take the quiz!

General Stats
Answer Stats
Score Distribution
Your Score History

General Stats

This quiz has been taken 48 times
The average score is 43 of 118

Answer Stats

#	The only remaining chemical element...	Element	% Correct
50	To have only three letters in its name	Tin	93%
29	To be found in bronze	Copper	89%
1	To have a stable isotope with no neutrons	Hydrogen	86%
36	To have a name that starts with the letter K	Krypton	82%
80	To be a liquid at room temperature	Mercury	82%
8	To be found in rust	Oxygen	82%
2	To be found in abundance in stars	Helium	79%
26	To have a historical "age" named after it	Iron	79%
47	To have an Olympic medal made from it	Silver	75%
11	To be found in table salt	Sodium	75%
98	To be named after a US state	Californium	71%
79	To be a metal and not be gray in its pure form	Gold	71%
7	To make up more than 1% of air	Nitrogen	71%
94	To be widely used in nuclear weapons	Plutonium	71%
86	To be a noble gas	Radon	68%
14	To be a major component of sand	Silicon	64%
20	To be found in chalk	Calcium	61%
6	To make up more than 0.1% of the universe	Carbon	61%
31	To have a name that starts with G	Gallium	61%
3	To have been formed during the Big Bang	Lithium	61%
28	To be used in a currently circulating US coin	Nickel	61%
90	To be named after a Norse god	Thorium	61%
35	To be red in its pure form	Bromine	57%
63	To be named after a continent	Europium	57%
30	To be found in brass	Zinc	57%
40	To have a name that starts with Z	Zirconium	57%
95	To be named after a location in the Western Hemisphere	Americium	54%
18	To not react with anything	Argon	54%
17	To be green in its pure form	Chlorine	54%
15	To be found in DNA	Phosphorus	54%
19	To burn lilac in a flame test	Potassium	54%
16	To be found in protein	Sulfur	54%
92	To be radioactive but occur naturally in non-trace amounts	Uranium	54%
83	To be found in Pepto-Bismol	Bismuth	50%
115	To be named after a city in Russia	Moscovium	50%
10	To be lighter than air	Neon	50%
74	To be found in a light bulb's filament	Tungsten	50%
70	To have a name that starts with Y	Ytterbium	50%
97	To be named after a university	Berkelium	46%
4	To have only two electron shells	Beryllium	46%
9	To be a gas	Fluorine	46%
118	To have a half life shorter than 100 milliseconds	Oganesson	46%
85	To be a halogen	Astatine	43%
117	To be discovered after 2007	Tennessine	43%
65	To be named after Ytterby, Sweden	Terbium	43%
22	To be stronger than stainless steel (specific strength 63.1 kN·m/kg)	Titanium	43%
13	To make up more than 5% of Earth's crust	Aluminum	39%
5	To be harder than topaz in its pure form (Mohs hardness 8)	Boron	39%
24	To be a major component of stainless steel	Chromium	39%
96	To be named after two different people	Curium	39%
99	To be named after someone born in Germany	Einsteinium	39%
32	To have an atomic number that is a power of two	Germanium	39%
53	To be diatomic	Iodine	39%
12	To have an atomic mass less than 40	Magnesium	39%
88	To have been discovered by Marie Curie	Radium	39%
54	To have 8 or more naturally occurring isotopes	Xenon	39%
89	To have a row named after itself on the period table	Actinium	36%
68	To have a name that starts with a vowel	Erbium	36%
82	To be discovered before 3000 BC	Lead	36%
109	To be named after a (non-mythological) woman	Meitnerium	36%
33	To have been discovered in antiquity	Arsenic	32%
25	To have a name that doesn't end in -um	Manganese	32%
111	To be in group 11	Roentgenium	32%
37	To be an alkali metal	Rubidium	32%
34	To be more electronegative than gold (2.54)	Selenium	32%
51	To have its symbol not be derived from its English name	Antimony	29%
57	To have a name that doesn't end in -ium	Lanthanum	29%
60	To be found in the strongest type of commercially available magnets	Neodymium	29%
78	To come after gold in the reactivity series of metals	Platinum	29%
101	To be named after a person born in Asia	Mendelevium	25%
52	To not be a metal	Tellurium	25%
23	To be found in emeralds	Vanadium	25%
27	To be found in the cathode of a lithium-ion battery	Cobalt	21%
87	To naturally occur in trace amounts, despite being radioactive	Francium	21%
49	To be named after a place in Asia	Indium	21%
102	To be named after a person that did not receive a Nobel Prize	Nobelium	21%
91	To be named after another element	Protactinium	21%
21	To be in period 4	Scandium	21%
106	To be named after an American	Seaborgium	21%
43	To be radioactive, despite being surrounded by stable elements	Technetium	21%
39	To be a rare earth metal, but not a lanthanide or an actinide	Yttrium	21%
55	To melt when placed in one's hand	Cesium	18%
105	To be in group 5	Dubnium	18%
64	To be magnetic in its pure form at 20 °C	Gadolinium	18%
113	To have not had an official name until 2016	Nihonium	18%
41	To have formerly had a different symbol for over 50 years	Niobium	18%
84	To have multiple allotropes	Polonium	18%
75	To have a melting point greater than 5,500 °C	Rhenium	18%
107	To be directly named after a person	Bohrium	14%
48	To have been known to Mendeleev when he invented the periodic table	Cadmium	14%
72	To be named after a current national capital	Hafnium	14%
67	To be named after a place in Sweden	Holmium	14%
77	To form compounds with an oxidation state of +9	Iridium	14%
103	To be an actinide	Lawrencium	14%
71	To be named after a place in France	Lutetium	14%
93	To be more dense than gold	Neptunium	14%
38	To have an atomic mass less than 100	Strontium	14%
56	To react with water	Barium	11%
112	To be named after a Slav	Copernicium	11%
116	To have a half life shorter than one minute	Livermorium	11%
42	To be considered an essential element for human survival	Molybdenum	11%
46	To have an ISO currency code (e.g. USD or EUR)	Palladium	11%
59	To have an odd atomic number	Praseodymium	11%
45	To be part of the platinum group of metals	Rhodium	11%
44	To be named after a place in Eastern Europe	Ruthenium	11%
104	To have a name that is more than 12 letters long	Rutherfordium	11%
73	To be considered a refractory metal	Tantalum	11%
81	To be known for its toxicity	Thallium	11%
110	To be on the periodic table	Darmstadtium	7%
66	To have any stable isotopes	Dysprosium	7%
100	To have an atomic number that is a perfect square	Fermium	7%
114	To be named after a Russian	Flerovium	7%
108	To have a half life longer than an hour	Hassium	7%
76	To have a boiling point greater than 5000 °C	Osmium	7%
69	To be named after a place in Scandinavia	Thulium	7%
58	To have a vowel in its symbol	Cerium	4%
61	To be radioluminescent	Promethium	4%
62	To be indirectly named after a person	Samarium	4%