2. Question Answer Jeopardy: Matter and Energy 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 Temperature vs Heat States of Matter Atomic Theory Structure of Atoms Periodic Table Final Jeopardy

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4. Question Answer A-100 Question: The measurement for the amount of heat is known as this? Answer: Temperature.

5. Question Answer A-200 Question: If water boils at 100 ˚C, this temperature would be what in Kelvin…? Answer: 373 K.

6. Question Answer A-300 QUESTION: The human body has an average temperature of 98.6 ˚F, what is this temperature in ˚C? ANSWER: 37 ˚C.

7. Question AnswerA-400 Question: According to this diagram, which scale has the highest range of temperature? Answer: Fahrenheit.

8. Question Answer A-500 Question: This temperature scale is commonly used by chemists because it is based on the relative motion of particles? Answer: Kelvin.

9. Question Answer QUESTION: The process in which a liquid changes into a gas is known as this? ANSWER: Vaporization or boiling. B-100

10. Question Answer B-200 QUESTION: The state of matter in which a substance exists as a solid, liquid and gas is called…? ANSWER: Triple point.

11. Question Answer B-300 QUESTION: According to this figure, what state of matter is letter “C”? ANSWER: Solid.

12. Question Answer B-400 QUESTION: The process in which a solid goes directly into a gaseous state is called this? ANSWER: Sublimation.

13. Question Answer B-500 QUESTION: What factor could cause a change in the melting point of a substance without increasing its temperature? ANSWER: Changing pressure.

14. Question Answer C-100 Question: The person that reintroduced atomic theory after 2000 years was? Answer: John Dalton.

15. Question Answer C-200 Question: The Greek philosopher that first considered the “uncuttable” aspect of matter was…? Answer: Democritus.

16. Question Answer C-300 QUESTION: Scientists first classified elements according to this property of matter? ANSWER: Atomic weight.

17. Question Answer C-400 Question: He is considered the inventor of the periodic table, even though many elements were not yet discovered before his table was complete. Answer: Dmitri Mendeleev

18. Question Answer C-500 Question: His “rule” states that each p-orbital must receive one electron before any p-orbital can receive a second electron? Answer: Hund’s rule.

19. Question AnswerD-100 Question: An atom can be identified by the number of what particles in its nucleus? Answer: Protons.

20. Question Answer D-200 Question: These particles give the atom a negative charge, but are so small they’re practically weightless? Answer: Electron.

21. Question Answer D-300 Question: What element is represented by this atom? Answer: Carbon.

22. Question AnswerD-400 Question: An atom that has more electrons than protons is considered to be this type of ion? Answer: Anion.

23. Question AnswerD-500 QUESTION: These subatomic particles are responsible for the atomic mass of an atom? ANSWER: Protons and neutrons.

24. Question Answer E-100 Question: The 18 columns of the periodic table are referred to as what? Answer: Groups or families.

25. Question Answer E-200 Question: The seven “rows” running left to right on the periodic table are commonly called…? Answer: Periods or energy levels.

26. Question AnswerE-300 QUESTION: What is the name for the elements shown in green?QUESTION: What is the name for the elements shown in green? ANSWER: Halogens.ANSWER: Halogens.

27. Question Answer E-400 QUESTION: What group of elements tend to be chemically “inert”, therefore they don’t react with other elements? ANSWER: The noble gases.

28. Question Answer E-500 QUESTION: The first group of elements, the alkali metals, each have this number of valence electrons? ANSWER: One.

29. Question Answer FINAL JEOPARDY QUESTION: Two elements were studied and found to have the same atomic number but different atomic masses. How is this possible? ANSWER: The atom must be an isotope.