1) Intermolecular Forces a) attractive forces that exist between molecules b) forces outside c) cause random motion d) form spheres 2) strong intermolecular forces have a) high melting and boiling points b) low melting and boiling points 3) strong intermolecular forces create a) liquids and solids b) gases 4) what force is present in all molecules and atoms a) dipole-dipole b) dispersion c) hydrogen bonding d) ion-dipole  5) dipole- dipole forces exist in ____ a) nonpolar molecules b) some polar molecules c) ionic molecules d) all polar molecules 6) what is a dipole  a) separation of charge from unequal protons  b) separation of charge from unequal electrons c) equal charge 7) T or F : the positive end of one permanent dipole is attracted to the negative end of another a) False b) True 8) Hydrogen bonds exist between a) Cl, F, N b) I, Ne, F c) O, N, F d) hydrogen only e) C,Ni,P,S 9) T or F: Hydrogen bonding is weaker than dipole-dipole forces a) true b) false 10) are intermolecular forces the same as chemical bonds? a) No, they are stronger b) No, they are wekaer 11) What kind of Force allows Spiderman to Climb on Walls? a) Van Der Waals b) Hydrogen Bonding c) Dipole-Dipole 12) The weakest Intermolecular Forces a) London Dispersion Force b) Dipole-Dipole c) Hydrogen Bonding 13) Forces that bond atoms of the SAME molecular are called a) Intermolecular Forces b) Intramolecular Forces c) Gravity d) Thermal Energy 14) The Dipole Arrow Points to.... a) Always points to Hydrogen b) The least electronegative atom c) The more electronegative atom 15) Covalent, Ionic, and Metallic Bonding is an example of what kind of Force a) Intermolecular Force b) Intramolecular Force 16) Something that is made up of a group of atoms a) Element b) Atom c) Molecule 17) What do the lines in a COVALENT Bond represent a) one single electron b) a shared pair of valence electrons c) an unshared pair of electrons

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