1. Chemistry Final Review Game
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2. The Roman numeral at the top of the column gives the number of:
A – Shells
B – Atomic Radius
C – Period
D – Valence Electrons

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5. In a modern periodic table, elements within a family have
A – Similar atomic radii
B – Similar properties
C – Similar atomic mass
D – Similar names

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8. D – Electron configuration
Which of the following is the most important factor in determining the properties of an element?
A – Its number of shells
B – Atomic number
C – Atomic mass
D – Electron configuration

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11. Column 16 is also known as:
A – Halogens
B – Pnicogens
C – Chalcogens
D – Noble gases

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14. Calcium is an example of a:
A – Alkali Metal
B – Alkaline Earth Metal
C – Noble Gas
D – Transition Metal

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17. A – Na, Br, Sn, I, Fr B – Na, Br, I, Sn, Fr C – Fr, Br, I, Sn, Na
Put the following elements in order of increasing atomic radius: Na, Br, Sn, I, and Fr
A – Na, Br, Sn, I, Fr
B – Na, Br, I, Sn, Fr
C – Fr, Br, I, Sn, Na
D – Sn, Br, Fr, Na, I

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20. A – Increases B – Decreases C – Remains constant D – Varies
As you move along a period from metals to nonmetals the ionization energy:
A – Increases
B – Decreases
C – Remains constant
D – Varies

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23. ________ generally make +1 ions
A – Noble gases
B – Halogens
C – Alkali metals
D – Alkaline earth metals

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26. _______ generally make -3 ions.
A – Noble gases
B – Halogens
C – Chalcogens
D – Pnicogens

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29. According to general bonding rules, oxygen and its family will have
A – 2 bonds and 2 unbonded pairs
B – 3 bonds and 1 unbonded pair
C – 4 bonds and 0 unbonded pairs
D – 1 bond and 3 unbonded pairs

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32. A – It ensures a proper mass-mass ratio
It is necessary to use a balanced equation in solving a mass-mass problem because:
A – It ensures a proper mass-mass ratio
B – the products have lower energy than the reactants
C – it starts the chemical reaction
D – one must obtain the proper mole ratio

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35. A reaction where heat is one of the products is said to be:
A – Endothermic
B – Exothermic
C – Entropic
D – Thermomic

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38. What are the coefficients of this equation? Na2CO3 + C  Na + CO
B – 1, 3, 2, 3
C – 1, 2, 2, 3
D – 2, 3, 3, 1

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41. A – 49.8 mol Na B – 4.33 mol Na C – 22.9 mol Na D – 2.17 mol Na
How many moles of sodium metal can be produced for 26.0 g of carbon? Na2CO3 + C  Na + CO
A – 49.8 mol Na
B – 4.33 mol Na
C – 22.9 mol Na
D – 2.17 mol Na

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44. A – 39 g CO B – 40 g CO C – 21 g CO D – 47 g CO
How many grams of carbon monoxide would yield 50g of sodium carbonate? Na2CO3 + C  Na + CO
A – 39 g CO
B – 40 g CO
C – 21 g CO
D – 47 g CO

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47. The heat of reaction for Na2CO3 + 2C  2Na + 3CO is found to be -566kJ
The heat of reaction for Na2CO3 + 2C  2Na + 3CO is found to be -566kJ. Which of the following is the correct way to write the heat term into the equation?
A – Na2CO3 + 2C  2Na + 3CO kJ
B – Na2CO3 + 2C + 566kJ  2Na + 3CO
C – Na2CO3 + 2C kJ 2Na + 3CO
D – Na2CO3 + 2C  2Na + 3CO + 566kJ

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50. A positive sign for the heat of reaction tells you the reaction is:
A – Endothermic
B – Combustion
C – Exothermic
D – Activated

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53. Which of the following is NOT a basic assumption of kinetic theory?
A – Matter is composed of particles
B – All particles of matter are in constant motion
C – All collisions are perfectly elastic
D – All particles of matter have charge

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56. C – Boiling point of water D – 101.3kPa
-273 degrees celcius, or ______, is the temperature at which all molecular motion theoretically ceases.
A – Absolute Zero
B – Absolute Power
C – Boiling point of water
D – 101.3kPa

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59. A – It will get larger B – It will get smaller C – It will pop
If you walk from a warm room to a cold room with a balloon, what will happen to the balloon?
A – It will get larger
B – It will get smaller
C – It will pop
D – It will stay the same

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62. A – STP Charles law uses: B – Volume and Pressure
C – Volume and Temperature
D – Pressure and Temperature

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