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Page 1: Chemistry Jeopardy Mass and Volume DensityPhysical Changes Chemical Changes Miscellaneous 10 20 30 40 50.

Chemistry JeopardyMass and Volume

Density Physical Changes

Chemical Changes

Miscellaneous

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What is matter?

Mass and Volume – 10 points

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List three things that you knowabout volume.

Mass and Volume– 20 points

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List three things that you knowabout mass?

Mass and Volume – 30 points

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What is the difference between mass and weight?

Mass and Volume – 40 points

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Using the following picture, what is the volume of the object in thegraduated cylinder?

Mass and Volume – 50 points

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Define density. What is the equation to calculate density?

Density – 10 points

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What substance is the universal standard of density, and what is its density?

Density – 20 points

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Tim has two identical wooden blocks. He placed one of the wooden blocks in Liquid A, and the other wooden block into Liquid B. The block in Liquid A sank to the bottom and the block in Liquid B floated. Explain why this occurred.

Liquid A Liquid B

Density – 30 points

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Study the container below. The container has three liquids and three spheres. Write three things you

know about the density of the Liquid 2.

Density – 40 points

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You have two blocks that have a mass of 10 grams each. However, they have

different volumes. Block A has a volumeof 10mL and Block B has a volume of 20mL.

Which block is the least dense?Which block will sink in water? Why?

Density – 50 points

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List three qualitative and three quantitative physical properties of matter.

Physical Change – 10 points

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What is a physical change?

Physical Change – 20 points

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What needs to happen in order for an ice cube to turn into a liquid?

Physical Change – 30 points

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What is the difference between the melting point and the boiling point of a substance?

Physical Changes – 40 points

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You have been given a mixture of sand and salt. Your teacher asks you to separate the mixture. What physical property of salt allows you to separate it from the sand?

Physical Change – 50 points

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What is a chemical change?

Chemical Change – 10 points

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A chemical change is caused by a chemical reaction. List three reactions you could observe to prove a chemical change has occurred.

Chemical Change – 20 points

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Baking soda and vinegar are mixed and cause fizzing. What is the proof that a chemical change occurred?

Chemical Change – 30 points

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What occurred in a chemical change if the mass of a substance decreases?

Chemical Change – 40 points

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Your mom mixes a few ingredientsto make you some cookies. You eat themafter they are baked.

What chemical and physical changes are occurring?

Chemical Change – 50 points

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When a physical and chemical change occurs in a closed system, the mass will:

a) Increaseb) Decreasec) Stay the same

Miscellaneous – 10 points

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List 3 examples of physical changes that occur around you.

Miscellaneous – 20 points

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List 3 examples of chemical changes that occur around you.

Miscellaneous – 30 points

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Identify which part inside a snow globe is most dense.

Miscellaneous – 40 points

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I will be having bacon for breakfastwith my eggs. Which part of the digestive process is a physical change and which part is a chemical change?

Miscellaneous – 50 points