Question 1 Report
The diagram shows a simple shell model of a neutral carbon atom. Each dot stands for one electron placed on a circular shell around the central nucleus. Count every dot in both shells to find the total number of electrons in this atom.
Counting the black dots (electrons) in the diagram: the inner shell (smaller circle around the nucleus) holds 2 electrons, and the outer shell (larger circle) holds 4 electrons. The total is 2 + 4 = 6 electrons, consistent with carbon having proton number 6. The other options do not match the number of dots shown.
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