Question

nonmetals & metalloids; hydrogen, oxygen and chlorine; silicon, arsenic and antimony; comprised of atoms; usually have no luster; opposite sides of the periodic table; can have a metallic luster; tin, calcium and potassium

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each label and match it to the Venn diagram sections (Metals, Nonmetals/Metalloids, Nonmetals):

Step 1: Identify "Metals" section (left)

• Tin, Calcium, Potassium: Metals (shiny, malleable, etc.).
• Can have a metallic luster: Metals often have luster.
• Opposite sides of the periodic table (Metals are left/center, Nonmetals right).

Step 2: Identify "Nonmetals/Metalloids" section (middle)

• Silicon, Arsenic, Antimony: Metalloids (border between metals/nonmetals).

Step 3: Identify "Nonmetals" section (right)

• Hydrogen, Oxygen, Chlorine: Nonmetals (gases/non - lustrous solids).
• Usually have no luster: Nonmetals lack metallic luster.
• Comprised of atoms: All matter (metals, nonmetals, metalloids) is made of atoms (applies to all, but nonmetals here too).

Final Matching (from top - bottom, left - middle - right):

• Top left (Metals): Tin, Calcium and Potassium; Can have a metallic luster; Opposite sides of the periodic table
• Middle (Nonmetals/Metalloids): Silicon, Arsenic and Antimony
• Top right (Nonmetals): Hydrogen, Oxygen and Chlorine; Usually have no luster; Comprised of atoms

(If the task was to match labels to the Venn diagram regions, this is the breakdown. Adjust based on specific question, e.g., "Which label belongs to nonmetals?" → Hydrogen, Oxygen and Chlorine / Usually have no luster / Comprised of atoms.)

Example Answer (for "Which label is for nonmetals?"):

Nonmetals (right section) include elements like H, O, Cl (gaseous/non - lustrous), have no luster, and all matter (including nonmetals) is atomic.

Answer:

Hydrogen, Oxygen and Chlorine; Usually have no luster; Comprised of atoms (select based on exact question, e.g., if single label: Hydrogen, Oxygen and Chlorine)