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Although they give answers in the
form of questions on the TV show,
you do not need to do this. You do need to
write your answers on your game board!
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Elements
Compounds
Chemical
Reactions
The Periodic
Table
Metals,
Nonmetals, and
Metalloids
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Elements for $100
What is the first element on
the Periodic Table?
Hydrogen
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Elements for $200
Elements are made entirely of
one type of ….?
atom
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Elements for $300
The chemical formula for
sulfuric acid is H2SO4. What is
the most common element in
sulfuric acid?
Oxygen
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Elements for $400
How do you know that Hydrogen
Peroxide - H2O2 - is a compound
and not an element?
It has 2 or more
capital letters.
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Elements for $500
An element is always
represented on the Periodic
Table by a ….. ?
Chemical Symbol
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Compounds for $100
A compound is made up of two or
more what?
Elements
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Compounds for $200
True or False: A compound is a
pure substance that cannot be
broken down into simpler materials
by ordinary means.
False
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Compounds for $300
An atom is the basic unit of an
element.
What is the basic unit of a compound
called?
Molecule
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Compounds for $400
A compound can only be broken
apart by … ?
Chemical Reaction or
Chemical Change
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Compounds for $500
Glucose is a type of sugar. It is made from
the elements Hydrogen, Carbon, and Oxygen.
The properties of glucose will be…
A. Most like Carbon
B. Most like Hydrogen
C. Most like Oxygen
D. Different than the elements that make it
up
D. Different than the
elements that make it
up.
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Chemical Reactions for $100
Identify a chemical reaction
occurred by answering “yes” or
“no”:
Salt is placed into a glass of water.
The salt dissolves.
No. This is a physical
change.
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Chemical Reactions for $200
Identify a chemical reaction
occurred by answering “yes”
or “no”:
Calcium Chloride and water
are placed into a jar. The jar
becomes extremely cold.
Yes. Temperature
changes are a sign of
a chemical reaction.
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Chemical Reactions for $300
Identify a chemical reaction
occurred by answering
“yes” or “no”:
Water is boiled on a stove.
The water becomes hot and
evaporates.
No. Changes of state
are not chemical
reactions.
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Chemical Reactions for $400
Identify a chemical reaction
occurred by answering
“yes” or “no”:
A farmer uses his axe to
chop down a tree. The tree
is then burned as firewood.
Yes. Fire results in a
color change,
change in
temperature, and the
formation of a gas.
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Chemical Reactions for $500
There are 5 signs that a
chemical reaction has
occurred. Name them.
1. Formation of a gas
2. Change in temperature.
3. Change in color
4. Light
5. Precipitate formed
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The Periodic Table for $100
What is the far right column of
your Periodic Table known as?
(Group 18)
Noble Gas
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The Periodic Table for $200
Elements along the stair
step are known as ______.
Metalloids
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The Periodic Table for $300
What element number is
Tungsten?
74
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The Periodic Table for $400
All nonmetals are on the
right side of the Periodic
Table except one. Which
element is that?
Hydrogen
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The Periodic Table for $500
The most reactive elements
on the Periodic Table are …
Halogens
(Group 17)
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Metals, Nonmetals, and Metalloids for
$100
What are the Physical Properties of
metals? (There are 5)
Shiny Luster,
Malleable, Ductile,
Conductor, and
Magnetic
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Metals, Nonmetals, and Metalloids for
$200
What are the Physical
Properties of Nonmetals?
Dull Luster, Brittle
(Not Malleable), Not
Ductile, Insulator
(Not a Conductor),
Not Magnetic
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Metals, Nonmetals, and Metalloids for
$300
What are the Physical
properties of Metalloids?
Share the
characteristics of
Metals and
Nonmetals
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Metals, Nonmetals, and Metalloids for
$400
An element has a dull luster
and is not a conductor. What
category does it belong to?
Nonmetal
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Metals, Nonmetals, and Metalloids for
$500
An element has a shiny black
luster, is an excellent
conductor, and it very brittle.
Where does it fit on the
Periodic Table?
It is a metalloid, so it
belongs on the stair
step or in between
Metals and
Nonmetals.
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How many points do
you want to risk?
What is the definition of
volume?
How much space
an object occupies
or takes up.
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