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2 Properties of Matter Measuring Metric Conversions Properties of Matter (1) Properties of Matter (2) Misc FINAL JEOPARDY
3 Measuring: 200 Which of the following temperatures is closest to the temperature in this room? 23 O C, 23 O F, 75 O C, 100 O C, What is 23 O C,?
4 Measuring : 400 What is the volume shown in the graduated cylinder? What is 43.0 ml?
5 Measuring : 600 Question: The volume of a cube with the dimensions 1.50 cm x 2.50 cm x 3.00 cm. V= l*w*h Answer: What is cm 3 or 11.3 cm 3 which indicates 3 significant digits?
6 Measuring : 800 The density of a cube with a volume of ml and a mass of g. What is g/ml?
7 Question: Measuring : 1000 The procedure required to measure the volume of an irregularly shaped object. Answer: What is: Measure the volume of liquid in a graduated cylinder (GC) Drop the object into the GC Measure the new volume Find the difference between the 2 measurements?
8 Metric Conversions: kg converted to g. What is g?
9 Metric Conversions : cm converted to meters. What is m?
10 Metric Conversions : mm converted to cm. What is.175 cm?
11 Metric Conversions : kl converted to ml. What is 2,300,000,000 ml?
12 Metric Conversions : cm 3 converted to ml. What is 16 ml?
13 Properties of Matter (1): 200 State of matter is this type of property. What is physical property?
14 Properties of Matter (1): 400 Combustibility is this type of property. What is chemical property?
15 Properties of Matter (1): 600 Reactivity is this type of property. What is chemical property?
16 Properties of Matter (1): 800 A frying pan on the stove, a rock, an ice cube and your textbook all have this physical property in common. What is all are solids?
17 Properties of Matter (1): 1000 If 5 liquids are poured together into a container and create different layers, they will layer up this way. What is most dense will be on the bottom and least dense will be on top.
18 Properties of Matter (2): 200 From the following list, those properties that are observable, qualitative properties. Rough, 100 g, 50 ml, magnetic What is rough and magnetic?
19 Properties of Matter (2): 400 From the following list, those properties that are measurable, quantitative properties. Melting point 75 O C, ductile, 16 g/ml, solid What is Melting point 75 O C, 16 g/ml?
20 Properties of Matter (2): 600 Two key words that indicate a chemical property. What is react and flammable/combustable?
21 Properties of Matter (2): 800 Cooks sometimes use this property to tell the difference between salt and sugar. What is taste?
22 Properties of Matter (2): 1000 Malleable and ductile are this type of property. What is physical property?
23 Miscellaneous: 200 This has mass and takes up space. What is matter?
24 Miscellaneous: 400 The unit shown below that can NOT be used to measure volume. cubic centimeter grams cubed liter kiloliter What is grams cubed?
25 Miscellaneous: 600 A large rock is hit with a hammer and a small piece breaks off. Between the large rock and the small piece that broke off, the one that has the greater density. What is they have the same density?
26 Miscellaneous: 800 If you placed a solid object with a density of 0.5 g/ml into a glass of water it would do this. What is float?
27 Miscellaneous: 1000 Your favorite class so far this year. What is (anything is acceptable, but you should have put SCIENCE.)
28 Final Jeopardy Category: Matter Question: The difference between 10 cm 3 and 10 ml when describing volume. Answer: What is nothing? Place your wager.
29 Unknown Question Not sure why this slide is here. Unknown
30 Daily Double You can Wager All or Part of Your Points on This Question
31 Daily Double You can Wager All or Part of Your Points on This Question
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