2. Instructions for using this template. Remember this is Jeopardy, so where I have written “Answer” this is where you write your answer where I have “Question” this is where you write your question. To enter your questions and answers, click once on the text on the slide, then highlight and just type over what’s there to replace it.

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4. Elemental Jeopardy Rules 1)Our host will select somebody to startOur host will select somebody to start 2)That person will pick a value and a categoryThat person will pick a value and a category 3)The “answer” will be read by the hostThe “answer” will be read by the host 4)People wanting to answer in the form of a QUESTION will put up their hands. The first hand up (determined by your teacher) gets to try first. If the first person is correct they choose again. If they are wrong, the next person to put their hand up gets to try. After two failures, the host reads the “Question”People wanting to answer in the form of a QUESTION will put up their hands. The first hand up (determined by your teacher) gets to try first. If the first person is correct they choose again. If they are wrong, the next person to put their hand up gets to try. After two failures, the host reads the “Question” 5)Remember that participation is key as students will get checkmarks in the DSL book for answering (correct/incorrect)Remember that participation is key as students will get checkmarks in the DSL book for answering (correct/incorrect) 6)Each host group has a maximum of 11 minutes and may not get through all of the answers they have prepared which is alright.Each host group has a maximum of 11 minutes and may not get through all of the answers they have prepared which is alright. 7)Each group must present one of their 1 minute vignettes associated with on of their elements sometime during the show. It should be associated with a specific question.Each group must present one of their 1 minute vignettes associated with on of their elements sometime during the show. It should be associated with a specific question. 8)At the very end, students should list their four elements.At the very end, students should list their four elements. 9)After all presentations, their will be prizes for most points, most attempts and best vignette.After all presentations, their will be prizes for most points, most attempts and best vignette. 10)Students will submit their electronic copy of this slide show either on a floppy, on CD or by email to kriffel@scs.sk.caStudents will submit their electronic copy of this slide show either on a floppy, on CD or by email to kriffel@scs.sk.ca

5. Periodic Table Facts and Trends Elemental Applications Electron Arrangement 10 Points 20 Points 30 Points 10 Points 20 Points 30 Points Physical and Chemical Properties History of the Elements

6. Polonium and Francium are both named after these two counties. History of the Elements - 10

7. What is Poland and France? History of the Elements - 10

8. This element has a similar name of a planet. History of the Elements - 20

9. What is Plutonium? History of the Elements - 20

10. This element was founded by William Ramsay and Morris Travers. History of the Elements - 30

11. What is Xenon? History of the Elements - 30

12. This Actinide has an atomic mass of 244. Periodic Table Facts and Trends - 10

13. What is Plutonium? Periodic Table Facts and Trends - 10

14. This element has the least electro negativity, ionization potential and electron affinity of all known elements. Periodic Table Facts and Trends - 20

15. What is Francium? Periodic Table Facts and Trends - 20

16. This P block element with the atomic number 54 has a mass of this. Periodic Table Facts and Trends - 30

17. What is 13.293g? Periodic Table Facts and Trends - 30

18. At a solid state this element has a metallic color. Physical and Chemical Properties - 10

19. What is Francium? Physical and Chemical Properties - 10

20. This Actinide has a silvery appearance and takes on a yellow tarnish when slightly oxidized. Physical and Chemical Properties - 20

21. What is Plutonium? Physical and Chemical Properties - 20

22. What group 16 metal has a melting point of 254°C. Physical and Chemical Properties - 30

23. What is Polonium? Physical and Chemical Properties - 30

24. This F Block element is key in nuclear weapons. Elemental Applications - 10

25. What is Plutonium? Elemental Applications - 10

26. This heavy P Block has been found in tobacco smoke. Elemental Applications - 20

27. What is Polonium? Elemental Applications - 20

28. This noble gas emits a blue glow when excited by an electrical discharge. Elemental Applications - 30

29. What is Xenon? Elemental Applications - 30

30. This element has a noble gas configuration of [Rn]7s 1 Electron Arrangement - 10

31. What is Francium? Electron Arrangement - 10

32. This elements noble gas configuration is [Xe] 4f 14 5d 10 6s 2 6p 4 Electron Arrangement - 20

33. What is Polonium? Electron Arrangement - 20

34. Xenon’s electron configuration is this. Electron Arrangement - 30

35. What is 1s 2 2s 2 2p 6 3s 2 3p 6 4s 2 3d 10 4p 6 5s 2 4d 10 5p 6 ? Electron Arrangement - 30