Properties and Structure of Matter Chapter 12 Jeopardy

Properties and Structures of Matter As a Matter of Fact It’s Electric It’s Elementary My Dear Watson Compound This States of Matter 100 200 300 400 500

As a Matter of Fact 100 Q. Anything that has mass and takes up space is known as… A. Matter Return to Gameboard

As a Matter of Fact 200 Q. The measure of the amount of matter in an object… A. Mass Return to Gameboard

As a Matter of Fact 300 Q. If an objects density is less than water, the object will…. A. Float Return to Gameboard

As a Matter of Fact 400 Q. If you were to travel to the moon, what would happen to your weight? To your mass? A. On the moon your weight would decrease because there is less gravity, however, your mass would stay the same. Return to Gameboard

As a Matter of Fact 500 Q. Our boat experiment taught us that the larger the surface of the boat the ________ weight it can hold. A. More Return to Gameboard

It’s Electric 100 Q. Materials which allow energy to flow through them easily are… A. Conductors Return to Gameboard

It’s Electric 200 Q. Materials that do not allow energy to flow through readily are… A. Insulators Return to Gameboard

It’s Electric 300 Q. Give an example of both an insulator and a conductor of electricity… Return to Gameboard

It’s Electric 400 Q. What makes a material magnetic? A. When all the north and south poles are facing the same direction. Return to Gameboard

It’s Electric 500 Q. Name the biggest magnet we know. A. The Earth. Earth acts like a huge magnet. A compass needle with point to the Earth’s magnetic North Pole. Return to Gameboard

It’s Elementary My Dear Watson 100 Q. The smallest unit of an element is an…. A. Atom Return to Gameboard

It’s Elementary My Dear Watson 200 Q. Atoms contain three particles inside them, name the particles…. A. Protons, Electrons, and Neutrons Return to Gameboard

It’s Elementary My Dear Watson 300 Q. Name the 3 particles and their charges that make up an atom. A. Protons + Neutrons (neutral) Electrons - Return to Gameboard

It’s Elementary My Dear Watson 400 Q. Name the two particles that make up the dense center of an atom. What is the center called? A. Protons and Neutrons make up the nucleus of an atom. Return to Gameboard

It’s Elementary My Dear Watson 500 Q. How can elements be classified? A. Elements can be classified by their chemical reactivity, their state at room temperature, and as a metal or nonmetal. Return to Gameboard

Compound This 100 Q. Any substance formed by the chemical combination of two or more elements is called a…. A. Compound Return to Gameboard

Compound This 200 Q. What is the chemical formula for the compound water? A. H20 Return to Gameboard

Compound This 300 Q. All compounds are single substances that can only be broken into simpler substances by…. A. Chemical Reactions Return to Gameboard

Compound This 400 Q. Name the elements and their amounts found in Carbon Dioxide (CO2). A. 1 Carbon 2 Oxygen Return to Gameboard

Compound This 500 Q. What is the difference between a molecule and a compound? A. A molecule is particles that contain more than one of the same atom joined together while a compound is two or more different atoms joined together. Return to Gameboard

States of Matter 100 Q. Name the three states of matter… A. Solids, Liquids, and Gases Return to Gameboard

States of Matter 200 Q. Substances change state based on the arrangement of their…. A. molecules Return to Gameboard

States of Matter 300 Q. The _____ the object, the faster the molecules vibrate. A. warmer Return to Gameboard

States of Matter 400 Q. The freezing point is also known as the…. A. Melting point Return to Gameboard

States of Matter 500 Q. When would a material expand? Contract? A. A material would expand when it is hot and contract when it is cold. Return to Gameboard