2. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Scroll to next slide to modify the game board This is a template for you to use in your classroom. These notes will not appear on the actual slide show. This is a template for you to use in your classroom. These notes will not appear on the actual slide show.

3. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke 100 200 300 400 This button goes to Final Jeopardy answer Choose a Daily Double answer: Right click on a button, go to action settings, choose hyperlink to Slide…, select Slide 3, OK. Scroll to the next slide to link to the appropriate category slide Choose a Daily Double answer: Right click on a button, go to action settings, choose hyperlink to Slide…, select Slide 3, OK. Scroll to the next slide to link to the appropriate category slide Change category names by double clicking on them and typing in new category

4. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Create a hyperlink to the appropriate category slide

5. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Column One 100 The diagram shows a model of a beryllium atom. Which of the marked particles represents a proton? Click on What is to enter questions Right click each black box, action settings, choose play sound, and select sound for either right or wrong answers Click on column heading to enter category name Click on Place answer here to enter answer Selecting sounds: right click on box, check box for play sound, click on Other sound… Navigate to sound folder in Jeopardy folder, click on sound to be used. 1 2 3 4

6. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Column One 200 Use the key to answer the question. Whenever ionic or covalent bonds form there is a movement of electrons. Which of the following reaction pictures best shows what happens when a covalent bond forms between fluorine and chlorine?

7. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Column One 300 Which type of radiation, from an external source, will penetrate deepest into the human body? What is ALPHA? What is GAMMA? What is ULTRAVIOLET? What is X-RAY?

8. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Column One 400 Which of the following is the LEAST likely reason for the popularity of fission as a way of producing electricity? What is Nuclear energy is sometimes less expensive than other energy sources.? What is Uranium provides more energy than an equal amount of petroleum? What is Nuclear fission produces less air pollution than burning fossil fuels? What is Spent uranium fuel is easier to dispose of than ashes from burned coal?

9. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Column Two 100 What is K+ ? What is N3−? What is Mg2+ ? The valence shell of a neutral atom loses two electrons. Which of the following ions might result? What is O2−?

10. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Column Two 200 What is metalloid solid? What is metallic liquid ? What is nonmetallic gas? In the future, nuclear scientists may actually discover a new element named ununoctium (Uuo). Its position is shown in the periodic table above. Which of the following properties might be expected for the element? What is metallic solid?

11. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Column Two 300 What is condensation? What is freezing? What is vaporization? The diagram shows the motion of some aluminum atoms before and after a phase change. What phase change has occurred? What is melting?

12. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Column Two 400 What is 6.60 mg? What is 4.40 mg? What is 1.65 mg? What is 0.825 mg? Gold-191 is a radioactive isotope that has a half- life of 12.4 hours. If a lab starts with a 13.2- milligramsample of gold-191, how much will remain after 37.2 hours?

13. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Column Three 100 The chart shown was taken from a student’s laboratory notebook. What is the density of the copper sample? What is 1.82 g/mL? What is 2.28 g/mL? What is 8.99 g/mL? Mass of copper sample (g) 8.539 Volume of water in graduated cylinder before sample added (mL.) 3.74 Volume of water in graduated cylinder after sample added (mL.) 4.69 What is 0.987 g/mL? Density of Copper

14. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Column Three 200 What is the formula of the compound containing Ca2+and F−? What is Ca2F? What is CaF2? What isCaF3? What is CaF?

15. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Column Three 300 What is the name of the compound represented by the formula NO2? What is mononitrogen dioxide? What is dinitrogen monoxide? What is nitrogen oxide? What is nitrogen dioxide?

16. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Column Three 400 This table shows the reaction of sodium chloride (NaCl) with silver nitrate (AgNO3) and the masses of the compounds involved in the reaction. ReactionNaCl+agNO 3 AgCl+NaNO 3 Mass before reaction (g)11.6933.980.00 Mass after reaction (g)0.00 X17.00 How many grams of AgCl, x, are produced by the reaction? 16.98 28.67 45.67 62.67

17. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Column Four 100 Which of the following is a balanced equation for the synthesis of ammonia (NH3)? What is N 2 +H 2 NH 3 ? What is ? N 2 +H 2 2NH3 ? What is N2 +H2 2NH3? What isN 2 +3H 2 2NH 3 ? Heat/pressure

18. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Solution # NameFormula of Solute Concentration (%) 1AmmoniaNH 3 5.0 2GlucoseC 6 H 12 O 6 20.0 3Calcium chloride CaCl 2 25.0 4Hydrochloric acid HCl0.25 Some students did the experiments above to see what kinds of solution conducts electricity and makes the light bulb glow. Which solution will MOST likely cause the light bulb to remain unlit? 1234 Column Four 200

19. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Column Four 300 A chemist is trying to dissolve a large crystal of magnesium sulfate (MgSO4) in water by stirring the solution, but the crystal dissolves very slowly. What can the chemist do to speed up the process? What is lower the temperature of the water? What is discontinue stirring the solution ? What is pour off some of the MgSO4 solution ? What is break the crystal into smaller pieces ?

20. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Column Four 400 What is 18 0 C? What is 39 0 C? What is 65 0 C? A chemist dissolved 120.00 grams of potassium nitrate (KNO3) in 200 grams of boiling water. The solution was allowed to cool. According to the above solubility curve, at what temperature should the KNO3 begin to precipitate? What is 88 0 C?

21. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Final Jeopardy

22. Created by Patrick Dierschke 2001 E-mail Patrick DierschkeE-mail Patrick Dierschke Final Jeopardy Category Which of the following substances, when dissolved in water, will turn red litmus paper blue? What is KOH ? What is NaCl ? What is H2O ? What is H 2 SO 4 ?