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5. 100 200 300 400 500 What is Matter Physical Properties Chemical Properties Measuring Matter Chemical or Physical Change SI Units

6. The space an object occupies A 100

7. What is volume A 100

8. The amount of matter in an object A 200

9. What is mass A 200

10. To measure the volume of a liquid, you read this curved line A 300

11. What is the meniscus A 300

12. What is the method used to measure irregular solid objects A 400

13. What is displacement A 400

14. How are mass and inertia related A 500

15. Mass is the measure of inertia. The more mass, the more inertia to move the mass. A 500

16. This physical property describes the relationship between mass and volume B 100

17. What is density B 100

18. This example of a physical property is when metal can be pulled into wires B 200

19. What is ductility B 200

20. When metal can be flattened into sheets, this physical property is know as: B 300

21. What is malleability B 300

22. When a substance undergoes a physical change, its ______ does not change. B 400

23. What is identity B 400

24. Give two examples of a physical change that water can undergo B 500

25. What are freeze, melt or evaporate B 500

26. The chemical property that describes the ability of two or more substances to combine to form a new substance is? C 100

27. What is reactivity. C 100

28. What is the most important question to ask to determine if the change is chemical or physical? C 200

29. What there a composition change. C 200

30. Describe the ways that burning wood changes the identity/nature of the wood. C 300

31. What is the wood becomes ash, smoke and heat. C 300

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33. What is the name of the process by which water is broken down into Hydrogen and Oxygen using an electric current. C 400

34. What is electrolysis. C 400

35. Give two examples of a chemical change. C 500

36. Mixing baking soda and vinegar, souring milk, burning anything flammable, digesting food, etc. C 500

37. Calculate the volume of a cube where each side is 10 cm D 100

38. What is 1000 cm3 D 100

39. What is the volume of a rock when placed in 20 mL before and 55 mL after? D 200

40. What is 35 cm3 D 200

41. What is the weight of a textbook with a mass of 450 g? D 300

42. What is 4.5 N D 300

43. What is the density of an solid object with a mass of 200 grams and a volume of 500 cm3? D 400

44. What is 0.4 g/cm3 D 400

45. What is the density of a mystery substance with a mass of 115 grams and volume of 250 milliliters D 500

46. What is 0.46 grams per milliliter D 500

47. Baking Bread E 100

48. What is chemical E 100

49. Dissolving sugar or salt in water E 200

50. What is physical E 200

51. Digesting food E 300

52. What is chemical E 300

53. Burning wood E 400

54. What is chemical E 400

55. Bending a piece of glass tubing E 500

56. What is physical E 500

57. The SI unit for mass F 100

58. What is grams F 100

59. This SI unit is used for weight F 200

60. What is the Newton F 200

61. This SI unit is used for density F 300

62. What are grams per cubic centimeter OR grams per milliliter? F 300

63. This SI unit is used for liquid volume F 400

64. What is liters or milliliters F 400

65. This SI unit is used for volume solid objects F 500

66. What are cubic centimeters F 500

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Properties Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

68. Name 2 physical properties and 2 chemical properties needed to help identify an unknown substance Click on screen to continue

69. Chemical: flammability, reactivity Physical: state, color, odor, ductile, malleable, soluble, conductor Click on screen to continue

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