Chemistry
Mid-Term 2016
Welcome to Jeopardy!
With your hosts…. Mrs. Einstein,
Mr. Naturale & Mr. Del Guercio!
The smallest part of an
element is an ______.
And it is made up of ______, ________
and ______.
The nucleus of an atom consists of
_____ and _____.
Neutrons have a _______ charge, and
protons have a ________ charge.
Which is NOT a unit for
measuring DENSITY?
a)
g/ml
b)
kg/ml
c)
g/cm
d)
g/L
Percentage error tells you…
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Mass
Density
Accuracy
Precision
Accepted Value
So when 2 measurements are
close to each other they are…
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Accurate
Accurate and Precise
Precise
Precise and Accepted value
Accepted value
Which Unit is GREATER?
1
b) 1
c) 1
d) 1
a)
nanogram
centigram
milligram
microgram
Which is a derived unit?
a)
Length
b)
Mass
c)
Density
d)
Volume
e)
None of these
The unit mL is used to express
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Length
Mass
Density
Volume
Meters
The BEST unit for mass is ______.
While the BEST unit for amount is
_______.
a) kilogram and kelvin
b) gram and centimeter
c) centimeter and mol
d) meter and mol
e) gram and mol
f) kilogram and centimeter
g) milliliter and mol
Using the METRIC conversion
table, convert 0.014 L to:
mL________
kL________
uL________
Convert the following……
1) 20 cm =
______________ m
2) 0.032 L =
_____________ mL
3) 45 m = ______________ nm
4) 805 dm =
______________ km
Are these Qualitative or
Quantitative?
________The chemical reaction
yielded 3.22 moles of product.
 _____The salt aided in the dissolving
of the solid.
 ______The solution is 0.102 M NaCl.

How do you get a DERIVED unit?
Convert the below using scientific
notation:
124 = _______
93000.00 = _________
0.00000000043 = ________
Find the mass of 250.0 mL of
benzene. The density of
benzene is 0.8765 g/mL.
So a block of LEAD has dimensions of
4.50 cm by 5.20 cm by 6.00 cm.
The BLOCK literally has a mass of
1587g….SO what’s the density of
the LEAD?
So a student in Chemistry is
completing a measuring lab. She
found the measurement to be
3.40cm. The correct value is 3.36
cm.
Calculate the percentage
error?
Dimensional Analysis:
HOW many seconds are
there in 782 minutes?
_________
Name the three (3) States of
matter (you know anything that
has mass and takes up space)we
have discussed to date?
Identify the below as
Extensive or Intensive…

boiling point

Volume

Mass

Density

Conductivity
________
________
________
________
________
Identify the below as Physical
or Chemical properties:
Melting
point:
Flammable:
Density:
Magnetic:
Tarnishes
in air:
Physical or Chemical change?
 change
in color or odor:______
 formation
of a gas:_______
 formation
of a precipitate:_____
 change
from liquid to solid:____
In the foul water lab, foul water
was separated using three (3)
separation techniques. Name and
describe two of the techniques
you used?
First you______________
Then You______________
And then you____________
And Whaaalah!!!! Water clean enough to wash your hands.
An Element is:
A.
composed of identical electrons
B.
composed of identical mixtures
C.
composed of identical atoms
D.
composed of identical
heterogeneous mixtures
A Compound is:
composed of 2 or more homogeneous
mixtures
B. composed of 2 or more elements in a
fixed ratio
C. properties are the same from individual
elements
D. properties are the same from grouped
compounds
A.
The following are compounds
except:
NaCl
2. H2O
3. Al
4. CO
5. H2SO4
1.
Homogeneous Solutions :
A.
Not evenly distributed
B.
Have medium-sized particles
C.
Are evenly distributed
D.
Have particles that settle
Heterogeneous mixtures….
A.
Are not evenly distributed
B.
Have medium-sized particles
C.
Are evenly distributed
D.
Have particles that settle
Colloid Mixtures are……
Homogeneous with large
particles
2. Homogeneous with dissolved
particles
3. Heterogeneous with large
particles
4. Heterogeneous with medium
particles
1.
What step(s) have been completed of the water
filtration lab?
List all that apply.
Color
Pale yellow
Solids
Present
Odor
Fishy
Oil and Floating Debris
None
A. Distillation
B. Charcoal Filtration
C. Oil Water Separation
D.Sand Filtration
Label the following as :
Colloid/Suspension or Solution
mayonnaise
muddy
water
saltwater
Italian
salad dressing
A Suspension Mixture is :
1.
Homogeneous with dissolved particles
2.
Heterogeneous with large particles
3.
Homogeneous with large particles
4.
Heterogeneous with dissolved particles
Label the following as: element,
heterogeneous mixture, compound or
solution.
graphite
Salad
dressing
sugar
(sucrose)
Distillation - is to…..
1.
2.
3.
4.
separate solids from liquids with a
barrier (filter paper)
separate liquids because of different
boiling points
use different substances to attract
paper or gel, so as to move at
different speeds
none of the above
The Periodic Table is organized
by:
A. Metals/Metalloids/AlkaMetals
B. Nonmetals/Metalloids/AlkaMetals
C. Metalloids/Nonmetals/Metals
D. None of the above
Blocks are organized by:
A. Main Group Elements/Alkali
Metals/Outer Transition Atoms
B. Main Group Elements/Transition
Metals/Inner Transition Metals
C. Main Group Elements/Transition
Metals/Outer Transition Metals
D. Main Group Elements/Metalloids/Outer
Transition Atoms
Periods on the periodic table are
defined as:
Vertical rows of elements,
aka groups
B. Diagonal rows of
elements,aka groups
C. Horizontal rows on the
periodic table
D. Symmetrical rows on the
periodic table
A.
Families on the periodic table
are:
A. Horizontal rows of elements, aka groups and
each group contains similar chemical properties
B. Vertical rows of elements, aka groups and each
group contains similar chemical properties
C. Symmetrical rows of elements, aka groups and
each group contains similar chemical properties
Most metals are malleable, which
is MOST like..
A. They can be stretched out like a square piece of
bubble gum, which will cover a football field
B. They can be pounded into thin sheets,like a sugar
cube sized chunk which will cover a football field
C. They can be swirled around like lemonade and
dissolved, which will cover a football field
This group of elements are great
conductors of heat and electricity:
A Metalloids
B Non-Metals
C Metals
D Alkaloids
Metalloids:
A.
B.
c.
d.
e.
Elements that may share properties
of metals and non-metals.
Elements that may share properties
of metals and compounds
Are a stair-step line separates the
metals from the nonmetals on the
periodic table.
A&C
B&C
The Branch of chemistry that
involves the study of substances
and processes occurring in living
things is called?
 A. Organic Chem
 B. Bio Chem
 C. Atomic Chem
 D. Physical Chem
 E. Theoretical Chem
Isotopes - are Atoms of the same
element have same
number
of _____ BUT different number ________.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
Protons / Electrons
Electrons / Neutrons
Protons / Neutrons
Neutrons / Protrons
Electrons / Protons
Neutrons / Electrons
Ionic bonds form between…
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
Two cations
Two anions
Atoms with neutral charges
Ions with opposite charges
Isotopes with opposite
charges
Name the following
compounds
 NaCl
 Al2SO4