2. Jeopardy Vocab 1Vocab 2States of Matter Comparing Substances Mass & Volume Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

3. $100 Question from C1 Smoke from a fire is an example Of this.

4. $100 Answer from C1 What is Matter (gas)? Back to Jeopardy

5. $200 Question from C1 This defines the weight of a camera.

6. $200 Answer from C1 What is the pull of gravity on the camera? Back to Jeopardy

7. $300 Question from C1 This defines an atom.

8. $300 Answer from C1 What is the smallest unit of matter? Back to Jeopardy

9. $400 Question from C1 Two oxygen atoms joined to a carbon atom is an example of this.

10. $400 Answer from C1 What is a molecule? Back to Jeopardy

11. $500 Question from C1 Iron is an element which means iron contains this.

12. $500 Answer from C1 What is only a single type of atom? Back to Jeopardy

13. $100 Question from C2 Substance that has a fixed volume but not a fixed shape.

14. $100 Answer from C2 What is a liquid? Back to Jeopardy

15. $200 Question from C2 Substance that results when two or more different types of atoms bond together.

16. $200 Answer from C2 What is a compound? Back to Jeopardy

17. $300 Question from C2 Particle made up of two or more atoms bonded together.

18. $300 Answer from C2 What is a molecule? Back to Jeopardy

19. $400 Question from C2 Combination of different substances that remain the same individual substances and can be separated by physical means.

20. $400 Answer from C2 What is a mixture? Back to Jeopardy

21. $500 Question from C2 Substance that has a definite volume and a definite shape.

22. $500 Answer from C2 What is a solid? Back to Jeopardy

23. $100 Question from C3 The atoms that make up a gas can move, which is true of which other state(s) of matter.

24. $100 Answer from C3 What is liquids and solids? Back to Jeopardy

25. $200 Question from C3 A drop of melted wax falls onto a table. It cools and becomes solid. This is how it is different now that it is a solid.

26. $200 Answer from C3 What is it has a fixed shape? Back to Jeopardy

27. $300 Question from C3 Gas molecules apply more pressure against their container when this happens.

28. $300 Answer from C3 What is temperature is increased (or volume is decreased)? Back to Jeopardy

29. $400 Question from C3 Using the following terms to describe a drop of water: atoms, molecule, elements, liquid, and pure matter.

30. $400 Answer from C3 What is: Water is made of the elements hydrogen and oxygen. A molecule of water forms when two atoms of hydrogen combine with one atom of oxygen. Water that contains only H 2 O molecules is pure matter. When water is in its liquid state, atoms glide past one another, allowing the water to take the shape of its container? Back to Jeopardy

31. $500 Question from C3 If you were told the particles in A are in a gas state, you would expect the particles in B to be in this state. Explain

32. $500 Answer from C3 Back to Jeopardy 1.What is B probably contains gases because the particles are about as far apart as they are in A.

33. $100 Question from C4 The volume of a box that is 5 cm wide, 5 cm long, and 1 cm high.

34. $100 Answer from C4 What is 25 cm 3 ? Back to Jeopardy

35. $200 Question from C4 The container in which the particles are moving.

36. $200 Answer from C4 What are all three? Particles are always in motion. Back to Jeopardy

37. $300 Question from C4 The container(s) that have pure substance(s) and the those that have mixtures.

38. $300 Answer from C4 What are A and C are pure. They have either a single type of atom or compound. B is a mixture. It has two different compounds? Back to Jeopardy

39. $400 Question from C4 The substance in container C is most likely to be this. Explain.

40. $400 Answer from C4 What is an solid? The particles are close together and in a regular pattern. Back to Jeopardy

41. $500 Question from C4 The container that holds only one element and the name of the element.

42. $500 Answer from C4 What is C; carbon? Back to Jeopardy

43. $100 Question from C5 The difference in mass between 1 L of Gasoline and 1 L of honey.

44. $100 Answer from C5 What is 700 grams? Back to Jeopardy

45. $200 Question from C5 The mass of 4 L of milk?

46. $200 Answer from C5 What is 4412 grams? Back to Jeopardy

47. $300 Question from C5 A full bottle of corn oil has a volume of 1.5L. This is the mass of the oil.

48. $300 Answer from C5 What is 1395.5 g? Back to Jeopardy

49. $400 Question from C5 The mass of 1.5 L of water.

50. $400 Answer from C5 What is 1500 g? Back to Jeopardy

51. $500 Question from C5 The mass of 2 L of Honey.

52. $500 Answer from C5 What is 2,800 g? Back to Jeopardy

53. Final Jeopardy Compare and contrast equal masses of frozen water, liquid water, and water vapor using these terms: states of matter, movement of atoms, volume, shape, and substance.

54. Final Jeopardy Answer 1. What is: Frozen water, liquid water, and water vapor are the same in that each is a substance made of water molecules. These substances differ in that they are different states of matter. Frozen water, or ice, has a fixed volume and shape. The atoms in ice are close together but are able to vibrate in place. Liquid water has a fixed volume but not a fixed shape. The atoms in liquid water are close together like those in ice, but the atoms in liquid water can slide over one another. Water vapor is a gas that has no fixed volume or shape. The molecules that make up water vapor are not close together and can move easily in all directions?