2.  Copy the presentation to your hard drive.  Open up the game board slide, determine the category of questions you want to construct and substitute the proper text for each category.  Follow the order of the slides to construct questions for each category and put the answers for each question in the following slide.  Delete this slide (slide #1) after you are done.  Save the file.  Note: You may want to substitute the background graphic for your presentation with an image that is more appropriate for your topic.

4. Dimensional AnalysisMatterScientific MethodElements, Compounds, & Mixtures Sig. Figs. Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final JeopardyJeopardy

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15. That are the three States of Matter?

16. Solid, Liquid, and Gas

17. What states of matter can hold their form on their own?

18. Solid

19. What distinguishes a solid from a liquid?

20. Compressibility

21. The Law of Conservation of Mass States…?

22. The Law of Conversation of Mass is that matter cannot be created nor destroyed

23. What is the difference between Mass and Weight?

24. Weight is the force of gravity exerted on an object. Mass is the quantity of matter in a material.

25. What is the definition of an Hypothesis, Theory, and a Law?

26. Hypothesis is an educated guess, mostly in the form of an “if, then” statement. Theory is a tested explanation of a basic natural phenomenon. Law: A Hypothesis proven correct.

27. In what step of the Scientific Method do you write down what you think is going to happen?

28. Hypothesis

29. List the steps in the Scientific Method

30. State the Problem Gather Information Hypothesis Experiment Analyze Data Conclusion

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35. What is an Element? List Properties to tell it is an element?

36. An element is only one kind of atom. It cannot be broken down or destroyed.

37. What makes up a compound?

38. Two or more different elements bound together. Can be broken down by chemical means, not by physical means.

39. What does a Mixture consist of?

40. Two or more different elements and/or compounds physically intermingled. Can be physically seperated.

41. What are the two types of Mixtures and what are their definitions?

42. Homogeneous: A mixture that is uniformed throughout and cannot identify certain substances. Hetergeneous: A mixture that consists of distinct parts each with different properties.

43. What’s the definition of a Phase?

44. Is one of seven different homogeneous materials present in the portion of matter understudy.

45. What is Precision?

46. The closeness of several measurements to each other.

47. What is Accuracy?

48. The closeness of one measurement to the true value.

49. How many sig figs are in this number? 5.640

50. 4

51. How many Sig Figs are in this number? 6.000000000000002

52. 16

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