How are the chemical symbols for silicon, strontium, selenium, and seaborgium alike? Source: Anton Prohorov. 123RF (1 point) Responses Most are 2 letters. All contain S and match up with their element names. Most are 2 letters. All contain S and match up with their element names. All are 2 letters, start with S, and come from their Greek or Latin names. All are 2 letters, start with S, and come from their Greek or Latin names. All are 2 letters, start with S, and match up with their element names. All are 2 letters, start with S, and match up with their element names. All are 2 letters. Only two start with S because they come from their Greek or Latin names.

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How are the chemical symbols for silicon, strontium, selenium, and seaborgium alike? Source: Anton Prohorov. 123RF (1 point) Responses Most are 2 letters. All contain S and match up with their element names. Most are 2 letters. All contain S and match up with their element names. All are 2 letters, start with S, and come from their Greek or Latin names. All are 2 letters, start with S, and come from their Greek or Latin names. All are 2 letters, start with S, and match up with their element names. All are 2 letters, start with S, and match up with their element names. All are 2 letters. Only two start with S because they come from their Greek or Latin names.

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The correct response is: All are 2 letters, start with S, and match up with their element names.

Silicon (Si), Strontium (Sr), Selenium (Se), and Seaborgium (Sg) all have two-letter chemical symbols that begin with the letter 'S' and correspond to their element names.

The correct response is: **All are 2 letters, start with S, and match up with their element names.**

The correct response is: All are 2 letters, start with S, and match up with their element names.