Final-Exam-Computer-Scavenger

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Chemistry Review Computer Scavenger Hunt
30 Points Due: _________________________
Turn in a BLACK / WHITE copy IF AT
SCHOOL with 9 slides / page, but do it
in COLOR and save in your p drive!!!
Directions: You must open a blank Powerpoint presentation and create a slide for each of the following things.
You need to follow the directions accordingly for EACH individual slide. Be creative and have fun. IF YOU
PRINT FROM HOME YOU CAN PRINT IN COLOR. PRINT FROM SCHOOL = B/W. Print 9 slides / page.
Reminder: Each one of these is its own slide… TITLE SLIDE “CHEMISTRY REVIEW” & YOUR NAME
1. Find a picture of the Periodic Table and put it on a slide. Put the terms Period and Family /
Groups and define them.
2. Copy the following on to a slide:
Hydronium = H3O+ means an ACID ex. HCl
Hydroxide = OH- means a BASE ex. OH3. Define Ionic Bond and Covalent Bond
4. Give two examples of Ionic Bonds and Two examples of Covalent Bonds
5. List the Families of Elements and the Group # they are.
6. Find a picture of a pH scale and paste it on a slide.
7. Find 2 pictures of things that represent Acids and 2 pictures that represent Bases. Label them.
8. What is the difference between Endo and Exothermic Reactions?
9. Compare / Contrast Covalent Vs. Ionic Bonds
10. Find a picture of a box of an element on the Periodic Table. Tell how many protons, neutrons,
and electrons it has.
11. Define VALENCE electron.
12. Make a stair step line and put that METALS are to the left and NON Metals are to the Right.
13. Copy: An Acid plus a Base makes a SALT. Find a picture of SALT, copy it there.
14. Define Theory, Law, and Hypothesis.
15. Find a picture representing ISOTOPES with two atoms of the same element. Define ISOTOPE.
16. Find a picture of a MOLE. Paste is on your slide, then define MOLE chemically speaking. Why
is it important?
17. What are the 3 main parts to Dalton’s Atomic Theory? Find a picture of Dalton and paste him
there…
18. COPY: “When an atom gains or loses en electron to bond it no longer has the same # of protons
and electrons. The # of electrons CHANGES.” And, “if it loses electrons, it gets a + charge, if it
gains electrons it gets a – charge.”
19. How do you find the # of neutrons an atom has? Explain on a slide and give an example.
20. Copy: Ag, Au, and Ca are all metals because they are to the LEFT of the stair step line. Find a
picture to represent all three of those elements.
21. Copy: NOBLE GASES ARE FULL AND DO NOT WANT TO BOND. Find a picture to
represent this….
22. Copy: Covalent = Kindergarten = Share pairs of electrons. Ionic = Ironic = B/C opposites attract.
Find a picture of opposites and put it on your slide.
23. Which family of elements most represents you? Why? Put a picture representing your love of
this family.
24. Which Metals Family is most reactive? What is it’s charge? Which Non-metals family is most
reactive? What is its charge?
25. Copy and fill in the blanks: All Metals are ________________________ that have a positive charge
when giving up electrons to bond while all metals are _____________________ that have a
___________________________ charge b/c they gain electrons to bond.
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