Are there any exceptions to these trends if so which elements break the trend why did your group arrange these elements the way you did?

Yes, there are exceptions to periodic trends, such as the noble gases, which are generally unreactive and do not follow the expected reactivity trends of their group. For example, while electronegativity usually increases across a period, noble gases have virtually zero electronegativity due to their full valence shells. My group arranged the elements based on their atomic number and periodic properties to highlight these trends and exceptions, illustrating how the Periodic Table reflects both predictable patterns and anomalies in elemental behavior.