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Jeopardy Properties Periodic Table pH Wild Card Elements & Compounds Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy
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$100 Question from Properties Examples of this type of property include Rusting and Flammability
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$100 Answer from Properties What is a chemical property?
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$200 Question from Properties Wax melts. This is an example of this type of change.
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$200 Answer from Properties What is a physical change?
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$300 Question from Properties Diamonds are hard. This is an example of this type of property.
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$300 Answer from Properties What is a physical property?
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$400 Question from Properties Cooking a turkey is an example of this type of change.
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$400 Answer from Properties What is a chemical change?
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$500 Question from Properties Food is eaten and broken down into substances your body can use. This is an example of this type of change.
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$500 Answer from Properties What is a chemical change?
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$100 Question from Periodic Table The atomic number represents the number of _______ in an atom.
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$100 Answer from Periodic Table What is the number of protons?
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$200 Question from Periodic Table This is the smallest element on the periodic table.
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$200 Answer from Periodic Table What is hydrogen?
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$300 Question from Periodic Table Neon and Krypton belong to this family.
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$300 Answer from Periodic Table What are the noble gases?
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$400 Question from Periodic Table This is the person who came up with our modern periodic table.
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$400 Answer from Periodic Table Who is Mendeleev?
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$500 Question from Periodic Table Oxygen forms ____ bonds with hydrogen.
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$500 Answer from Periodic Table What are 2 bonds?
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$100 Question from pH This is the number of a neutral pH.
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$100 Answer from pH What is 7?
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$200 Question from pH A pH of 6 is ___________ than a pH of 3 for an acid. (Choice: stronger or weaker)
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$200 Answer from pH What is weaker?
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$300 Question from pH A solution that is between 0 and 7 on the pH scale is considered this.
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$300 Answer from pH What is an acid or acidic?
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$400 Question from pH If I have a solution of the strongest base there could be, the pH would then be…
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$400 Answer from pH What is 14?
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$500 Question from pH A solution has a pH of 12. It has a pH that is how many times stronger than 8?
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$500 Answer from pH What is 10,000?
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$100 Question from Elements and Compounds This is made up of 2 or more atoms.
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$100 Answer from Elements & Compounds What is a compound?
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$200 Question from Elements & Compounds This is in its purest form and cannot be broken down further.
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$200 Answer from Elements & Compounds What is an element?
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$300 Question from Elements & Compounds These letters, CO, represent this pure substance.
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$300 Answer from Elements & Compounds What is a compound?
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$400 Question from Elements & Compounds Saltwater is an example of this.
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$400 Answer from Elements & Compounds What is a mixture?
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$500 Question from Elements & Compounds A compound is a substance that can be broken down this way.
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$500 Answer from Elements & Compounds What is chemically?
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$100 Question from Wild Card Name the elements in the following compound, Ca 3 (PO 4 ) 2
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$100 Answer from Wild Card What is calcium, phosphorus and oxygen?
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$200 Question from Wild Card This is the number of atoms found in the compound, Ca 3 (PO 4 ) 2
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$200 Answer from Wild Card What is 13?
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$300 Question from Wild Card If I am doing an experiment and I see gas bubbles and a color change, this must be occuring.
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$300 Answer from Wild Card What is a chemical reaction?
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$400 Question from Wild Card If I am manufacturing a new cola and am looking for a way to package it, these are 2 factors that concern me.
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$400 Answer from Wild Card What is the cost to make the product and its impact on the environment?
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$500 Question from Wild Card This is the name for a solid that forms between two liquids in a chemical reaction.
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$500 Answer from Wild Card What is a precipitate?
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