In class assessment Time: 45 minutes The following points should guide you when doing this report. 1. Start with an introduction which gives an overview of the key points and finish with a summary. 2. Use the following questions to direct your report.  Where is this metal found in nature? What is it used for?  Describe its atomic structure (use a diagram) and link this to its physical properties.  Why does this metal form compounds easily?  Group one metals bond ionically with non-metals. Using examples explain and illustrate this statement.  Explain the differences between the element and its compounds consider the differences in melting point, boiling point, appearance etc. 3. It is important to draw diagrams