**Lewis Structure Evaluation**Decide whether these proposed Lewis structures are reasonable.---**Proposed Lewis Structure**1. Structure: ``` H — O — H .. ``` Is the proposed Lewis structure reasonable? - ( ) Yes. - ( ) No, it has the wrong number of valence electrons. - The correct number is: [____] - ( ) No, it has the right number of valence electrons but doesn’t satisfy the octet rule. - The symbols of the problem atoms are: [____]---**Proposed Lewis Structure**2. Structure: ``` .. .. O == O .. .. ``` Is the proposed Lewis structure reasonable? - ( ) Yes. - ( ) No, it has the wrong number of valence electrons. - The correct number is: [____] - ( ) No, it has the right number of valence electrons but doesn’t satisfy the octet rule. - The symbols of the problem atoms are: [____]---**Proposed Lewis Structure**3. Structure: ``` .. [H — C ≡ C:]⁻ .. ``` Is the proposed Lewis structure reasonable? - ( ) Yes. - ( ) No, it has the wrong number of valence electrons. - The correct number is: [____] - ( ) No, it has the right number of valence electrons but doesn’t satisfy the octet rule. - The symbols of the problem atoms are: [____] ---**Instruction for Use:**- Select the option that best describes whether or not the Lewis structure is reasonable.- Provide the correct number of valence electrons where applicable.- Identify any atoms that do not satisfy the octet rule.**Interactive Elements:**Select the "Check" button to verify your answers and the "Explanation" button for a detailed explanation of the correct answers.

Lewis’s structure: Lewis’s bonding theory is based on the octet rule. The Lewis structure is a simplified representation of the valance shell electrons (bond pair and lone pair) of a molecule.In the Lewis structure, the valance electrons are represented by the dot. The lone pair of electrons is represented by a pair of dots and the bonding electron pair can be represented by the pair of dots between the atoms or by a bond line.The given Lewis structure of H2O is incorrect, the correct Lewis structure of H2O is as follows: The correct option is as follows: No, it has the rignt number of valence electrons but doesn't satisfythe octet rule.The symbol of the problem atoms are = H,OThe given Lewis structure of O3 is incorrect, the correct Lewis structure of O3 is as follows: The correct option is as follows: No, it has the rignt number of valence electrons but doesn't satisfythe octet rule.The symbol of the problem atoms are = O, OThe third Lewis structure is correct and the carbon atom with a lone pair of electrons has -1 formal charge, hence the right option is as follows: Yes