IV. Instructions Task A. Atomic Model Quest: Uncovering the Building Blocks of Matter! 1. In this word search puzzle, you will find the names of five scientific models that explain the structure of the atom. 2. The words may appear horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, in any direction. 3. Scan the grid carefully to locate and circle each model name. 4. The identified model names in the word search puzzle will be used to fill out the table in Task B of the worksheet. A AMFOJTTIUIFE! EFY F N KUTEE WRK Q Q H K COOKY J 8 C JON GAPI BSE LUBAT 1X AER NRWY MAJ V DO J O OIAN KRR PADRG G EH W KES CYP UPL RU Y MEBNA ZA P B Q J Z N Y M R N W V Z M P M G D J G A JEHC JU QUS JRT P JC X DH W SL WE V PRODT MZPY PM NK FMA F D F ENSA DHE G V CT RB X C G D JH V JE P Q KEG X
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Answer:The image is not provided, so I cannot give you the specific answers from the word search. To solve this, you need to look for the names of five atomic models within the word search puzzle. These models are likely to include (but are not limited to): - Dalton's Model: John Dalton's early model of the atom.- Thomson's Model (Plum Pudding Model): J.J. Thomson's model depicting electrons embedded in a positive sphere.- Rutherford's Model (Nuclear Model): Ernest Rutherford's model with a central nucleus and orbiting electrons.- Bohr's Model: Niels Bohr's model with electrons in specific energy levels.- Quantum Mechanical Model: The most modern model, describing electron probabilities. Carefully examine the word search grid in every direction (horizontally, vertically, and diagonally) to find these model names. Once you've located them, circle them and then use those names to complete Task B of your worksheet.
