Question

1. the modern atomic model describes the location of electrons as: inside the nucleus, in energy levels/orbitals around the nucleus, scattered randomly, fixed orbits

Explanation:

In the modern atomic model, electrons are found in energy levels or orbitals around the nucleus. They are not inside the nucleus, not scattered randomly, and not in fixed orbits as in the Bohr - model.

Answer:

In energy levels/orbitals around the nucleus