Elemental Jeopardy 6th Grade Science with Mr. Parks.

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Elemental Jeopardy 6th Grade Science with Mr. Parks

What’s in a Name? Where in the World…? Basic Chemistry Facts & Figures How Many Elements?

This element has the chemical symbol “N”. What’s in a Name 100 Answer

This element has the chemical symbol “N”. What’s in a Name 100 Nitrogen

This element has the chemical symbol “C”. What’s in a Name 200 Answer

This element has the chemical symbol “C”. What’s in a Name 200 Carbon

This is the chemical symbol for the element sodium. What’s in a Name 300 Answer

This is the chemical symbol for the element sodium. What’s in a Name 300 Na

This is the chemical symbol for the element chlorine. What’s in a Name 400 Answer

This is the chemical symbol for the element chlorine. What’s in a Name 400 Cl

These are the names of the elements in the compound Ca 3 (PO 4 ) 2. What’s in a Name 500 Answer

These are the names of the elements in the compound Ca 3 (PO 4 ) 2. What’s in a Name 500 Calcium (Ca), Phosphorus (P), Oxygen (O)

This scientific word means “the mass of air surrounding Earth.” Where in the World...? 100 Answer

This scientific word means “the mass of air surrounding Earth.” Where in the World...? 100 Atmosphere

This is the most abundant element in water. Where in the World...? 200 Answer

This is the most abundant element in water. Where in the World...? 200 Oxygen

This is the scientific word that means “living things or where living things are found.” Where in the World...? 300 Answer

This is the scientific word that means “living things or where living things are found.” Where in the World...? 300 Biosphere

These are the two most abundant elements in the lithosphere. Where in the World...? 400 Answer

These are the two most abundant elements in the lithosphere. Where in the World...? 400 Oxygen (47%) and Silicon (28%)

These are the two most abundant elements found in living things. Where in the World...? 500 Answer

These are the two most abundant elements found in living things. Where in the World...? 500 Oxygen (65%) and Carbon (18%)

This is a pure substance and is nicknamed “the building block of matter”. Basic Chemistry 100 Answer

This is a pure substance and is nicknamed “the building block of matter”. Basic Chemistry 100 Element

This substance in the group of images below is an element in a state of liquid. Basic Chemistry 200 Answer A D C B

This substance in the group of images below is an element in a state of liquid. Basic Chemistry 200 Choice C A D C B

This substance in the group of words below is NOT an element. Basic Chemistry 300 Answer Hydrogen Helium Carbon Sodium Phosphorus Water Iron Nickel Gold Silver

This substance in the group of words below is NOT an element. Basic Chemistry 300 Water Hydrogen Helium Carbon Sodium Phosphorus Water Iron Nickel Gold Silver

This is the meaning of the word “compound.” Basic Chemistry 400 Answer

This is the meaning of the word “compound.” Basic Chemistry 400 Two or more elements chemically combined to make a new substance

A(n) _____________ is a ________ substance that is represented by a __________ _________ and makes up all _____________ on earth. Basic Chemistry 500 Answer

A(n) _____________ is a ________ substance that is represented by a __________ _________ and makes up all _____________ on earth. Basic Chemistry 500 element, pure, chemical symbol, matter

This is one of the most abundant elements on earth that humans breathe, found in Earth’s crust, in water, and in other things combined with other elements. Facts & Figures 100 Answer

This is one of the most abundant elements on earth that humans breathe, found in Earth’s crust, in water, and in other things combined with other elements. Facts & Figures 100 Oxygen

When found in the atmosphere nitrogen has this percentage of abundance by mass. Facts & Figures 200 Answer

When found in the atmosphere nitrogen has this percentage of abundance by mass. Facts & Figures %

When found in the hydrosphere oxygen has this percentage of abundance by mass. Facts & Figures 300 Answer

When found in the hydrosphere oxygen has this percentage of abundance by mass. Facts & Figures %

This element is the most abundant element throughout multiple locations on Earth. Facts & Figures 400 Answer

This element is the most abundant element throughout multiple locations on Earth. Facts & Figures 400 Oxygen

From least abundant to most abundant, this is the order of the elements found in the hydrosphere. Facts & Figures 500 Answer

From least abundant to most abundant, this is the order of the elements found in the hydrosphere. Facts & Figures 500 Sodium (1%), Chlorine (2%), Others (2%), Hydrogen (10%), Oxygen (85%)

This is the number of different elements in the following compound: NaCl Identify each element as well. How Many Elements? 100 Answer

This is the number of different elements in the following compound: NaCl Identify each element as well. How Many Elements? Sodium and Chlorine

This is the number of different elements in the following compound: CaCO 3 Identify each element as well. How Many Elements? 200 Answer

This is the number of different elements in the following compound: CaCO 3 Identify each element as well. How Many Elements? – Calcium, Carbon, and Oxygen

This is the number of different elements in the following compound: AgNO 3 Identify each element as well. How Many Elements? 300 Answer

This is the number of different elements in the following compound: AgNO 3 Identify each element as well. How Many Elements? – Silver, Nitrogen, and Oxygen

This is the number of different elements in the following compound: Co 2 (SO 4 ) 3 Identify each element as well. How Many Elements? 400 Answer

This is the number of different elements in the following compound: Co 2 (SO 4 ) 3 Identify each element as well. How Many Elements? – Cobalt, Sulfur, and Oxygen

This is the number of different elements in the following compound: Ni(CH 3 CO 2 ) 2 Identify each element as well. How Many Elements? 500 Answer

This is the number of different elements in the following compound: Ni(CH 3 CO 2 ) 2 Identify each element as well. How Many Elements? – Nickel, Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen