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2. Don’t Forget... Contestants

3. Although they give answers in the form of questions on the TV show, you do not need to do this. You do need to write your answers on your game board! Keep track of your score … Add points for correct answers!

4. 500 100 200 300 100 300 200 300 200 100 200 500 300 200 100 400 Atomic Structure Periodic Table Scientific Method LEWIS & BOHR Solids, Liquids, Gases, & Polymers

5. I’m a subatomic particle with a positive charge What’s my name? Atomic Structure for $100

6. Proton Back to Game

7. I’m a subatomic particle with a negative charge What’s my name? Atomic Structure for $200

8. Back to Game Electron

9. Atomic Structure for $300 I’m a neutral subatomic particle with no charge. What’s my name?

10. Back to Game Neutron

11. Atomic Structure for $400 I am made up of Neutrons and Protons. What’s my name?

12. Back to Game Nucleus

13. Atomic Structure for $500 The electrons in the outer most shell used for Lewis & Bohr molecules. What’s my name?

14. Back to Game Valence electrons

15. Periodic Table for $100 Is the number of protons and electrons in an atom of an element.

16. Back to Game Atomic Number

17. Periodic Table for $200 Is the a measurement of the total number of particles (Protons & Neutrons) in an atom's nucleus.

18. Back to Game Atomic Mass

19. Periodic Table for $300 YOU CAN GET THIS BY SUBTRACT THE ATOMIC NUMBER FROM THE ATOMIC MASS

20. Back to Game Number of neutrons in a atom

21. Periodic Table for $400 Elements are arranged in order by?

22. Back to Game Atomic Number

23. Periodic Table for $500 Each atom in this group has exactly the number of electrons it needs to have a full outer shell, so these atoms almost never bond with other elements.

24. Back to Game Noble (inert) Gases

25. Properties of Matter & Polymers for $100

26. Back to Game Characteristics of Gases

27. Properties of Matter & Polymers for $200 Has no definite shape – they take the shape of their container. They have definite volume – they cannot be compressed

28. Back to Game Characteristics of Liquids

29. Properties of Matter & Polymers for $300 Particles are close together and may vibrate in place

30. Back to Game Solid

31. Properties of Matter & Polymers for $400 Manmade rubber, silly putty, fabrics such as polyester, and nylon, DNA, and proteins are examples of what?

32. Back to Game Polymers

33. Properties of Matter & Polymers for $500 Name the three ingredients that make up Slime

34. Back to Game Borax, Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), and water

35. Scientific Method for $100 This first step in the scientific method

36. Back to Game Ask a question

37. Scientific Method for $200 An explanation that is based prior scientific research or observation and that can be tested.

38. Back to Game Hypothesis

39. Scientific Method for $300 The step after Experimentation

40. Back to Game Analyze results/Conclusions

41. Scientific Method for $400 The last step

42. Back to Game Report your results

43. Scientific Method for $500 What do you do if your experiment results do not support your hypothesis

44. Back to Game Revise hypothesis/Think about it and try again

45. Lewis & Bohr for $100 Draw the Bohr for Carbon

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47. Lewis & Bohr for $200 Draw the Lewis Structure for Nitrogen

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49. Lewis & Bohr for $300 Draw the Lewis structure for Calcium

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51. Lewis & Bohr for $400 How many electrons can the second electron shell/level hold?

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53. Lewis & Bohr for $500 Which structure shows only the valence electrons used in bonding?

54. Lewis Back to Game

55. How many points do you want to risk?

56. Name one element that is a liquid at room temperature?

57. Mercury Or Bromine

58. And the winner is …