The property metalloids share with nonmetals is that they both can react to form acidic compounds, therefore the correct answer to the problem is option B.
What are metalloids?
Metalloids are periodic table elements that exhibit metal-like properties as well as nonmetal characteristics in certain chemical or physical contexts. Boron, silicon, germanium, arsenic, antimony, tellurium, and other elements are examples of metalloids.
Generally, metalloids have an intermediate position in the periodic table which is in between metals and nonmetals.
The oxides of the metals are basic in nature and the oxide of the nonmetals are acidic in nature but for metalloids, their oxides are amphoteric in nature. In other words, oxides of the metalloids can behave as acid as well base.
Thus, the common property among both metalloids and nonmetals is that they both can react to form acidic compounds. therefore the correct answer to the problem is option B.
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