What are the matter particles in the Standard Model called?

Which Standard Model particle is associated with electromagnetic interactions?

Name the first-generation matter particles.

Classify an electron in the Standard Model.

Classify an up quark in the Standard Model.

What is the role of the Higgs field in the Standard Model?

Name the bosons associated with the weak interaction.

Name the boson associated with the strong interaction.

Why is ordinary matter mainly made from first-generation particles?

State one conservation law used to test Standard Model reactions.

Why are photons, gluons, and weak bosons called bosons rather than matter fermions?

Explain why the Standard Model does not replace conservation laws.

Why is gravity not included as a Standard Model interaction?

How does the Standard Model explain the existence of many hadrons?

Why are neutrinos part of the Standard Model even though they are hard to detect?

Use first-generation particles to describe a neutron and a proton.

A process produces an electron without a corresponding change in lepton number elsewhere. What issue arises?

Why did neutrino oscillations indicate physics beyond the simplest original Standard Model?

Explain why the Standard Model is successful but incomplete.

A reaction is charge-conserving but would create a single isolated quark. How should it be judged in the Standard Model?