Which of the following metals exists in nature in liquid state?

Provide one exception for each of the following general statements:
$(i)$ Metals are lustrous.
$(ii)$ Metals are solids at room temperature.
$(iii)$ Metals have high melting points.
$(iv)$ Non-metals are non-lustrous.
$(v)$ Non-metals are insulators or non-conductors of electricity.

Write the atomic numbers of two elements $X$ and $Y$ having electronic configurations $2, 8, 2$ and $2, 8, 6$ respectively.

Pavan separates some materials into two groups and notes their properties. These properties are given in the table below:

Group $1$	Group $2$
They cannot be beaten into sheets.	They can be beaten into sheets.
When one end is in contact with a hot object,the other end does not get hot quickly.	When one end is in contact with a hot object,the other end gets hot quickly.
They cannot be drawn into thin wires.	They can be drawn into thin wires.

Which of the following statements cannot be false?

Name a non-metal which is lustrous and a metal which is non-lustrous.

What is the melting point of sulfur (in $K$)?