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Science Jeopardy A B C D E 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 Final Jeopardy

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A-100 ANSWER: The number of hydrogen atoms in CH3CH2OH. QUESTION: What is 6?

A-200 ANSWER: The location of electrons that form bonds. QUESTION: What is the outermost energy level?

A-300 ANSWER: The type of bond that holds CH4 together. QUESTION: What is covalent?

A-400 ANSWER: Aluminum is a metal in group 13. This is what aluminum’s ion would be. QUESTION: What is Al3+?

A-500 ANSWER: The formula for sodium and sulfur QUESTION: What is Na2S?

B-100 ANSWER: The number of valence electrons for all the elements in chlorine’s group. QUESTION: What is 7?

B-200 ANSWER: Another name for “charged particles” QUESTION: What is an ION?

B-300 ANSWER: The type of bond(s) that occur(s) in the chemical Na2SO4. QUESTION: What are diatomic molecules?

B-400 ANSWER: Sulfur is a nonmetal in group 16. This is what sulfur’s ion would be. QUESTION: What is S2-?

B-500 ANSWER: The number of energy levels that strontium has QUESTION: What is 5?

C-100 ANSWER: The elements in this group are NOT likely to form chemical bonds. QUESTION: What is group 18 or the noble gases?

C-200 ANSWER: The definition of this term is the joining of atoms to form new substances. QUESTION: What is chemical bonding?

C-300 ANSWER: The type of bond that will form between sodium and chlorine. QUESTION: What is an ionic bond?

C-400 ANSWER: These tend to lose electrons and turn into this type of ion. QUESTION: What are metals and cations?

C-500 ANSWER: Draw a molecule of I2 QUESTION: I-I

D-100 ANSWER: The location of the electrons in an atom. QUESTION: What are energy levels?

D-200 ANSWER: The charge of an atom with 12 protons and 10 electrons. QUESTION: What is 2+?

D-300 ANSWER: The type of element that tends to form anions. QUESTION: What is a nonmetal?

D-400 ANSWER: This is what the electron dot diagram of H2O would look like. QUESTION: What is H-O-H?

D-500 ANSWER: The number of electrons on each level of sodium’s Bohr model. QUESTION: What is 2, 8, and 1?

E-100 ANSWER: The number of electrons the third energy level in an atom can hold. QUESTION: What is 18?

E-200 ANSWER: The type of bond that will form in P2O5 QUESTION: What is covalent?

E-300 ANSWER: This is the type of bond that forms when metal ions are attracted to their electrons. QUESTION: What is a metallic bond?

E-400 ANSWER: The element that has a full outer energy level with only two electrons QUESTION: What is helium?

E-500 ANSWER: This would be the final formula for magnesium and chlorine. QUESTION: MgCl2

FINAL JEOPARDY ANSWER: The electron dot diagram for PCl3 .. QUESTION: What is Cl – P – Cl | Cl `