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This document contains the clues and answers to 25 questions about states of matter, elements, atoms, compounds, and mixtures. It is the transcript from a game of Jeopardy where the categories are States of Matter, Elements, Vocabulary, Atoms, Compounds & Mixtures with 5 clues under each category. The final question is about the process where a solid turns directly into a gas without first becoming a liquid.
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- 1. Jeopardy States of Compounds Elements Vocabulary Atoms & Mixtures Matter Q1 Q6 Q 11 Q 16 Q 21 Q2 Q7 Q 12 Q 17 Q 22 Q3 Q8 Q 13 Q 18 Q 23 Q4 Q9 Q 14 Q 19 Q 24 Q5 Q 10 Q 15 Q 20 Q 25 Final Jeopardy
- 2. Question 1 State of matter in which particles are spread very far apart .
- 3. Answer 1 What is gas?
- 4. Question 2 The state of matter found in the stars .
- 5. Answer 2 What is plasma ?
- 6. Question 3 State of matter which fills whatever container it is placed in .
- 7. Answer 3 What is gas ?
- 8. Question 4 State of matter in which particles are tightly packed together . .
- 9. Answer 4 What is a solid ?
- 10. Question 5 State of matter which has a definite volume but not a definite shape .
- 11. Answer 5 What is a liquid ?
- 12. Question 6 The elements are displayed in this chart .
- 13. Answer 6 What is the Periodic Table ?
- 14. Question 7 The atomic number gives us this information .
- 15. Answer 7 What is the number of protons ?
- 16. Question 8 The number of known elements .
- 17. Answer 8 What is 112 ?
- 18. Question 9 The smallest unit of an element .
- 19. Answer 9 What is the atom ?
- 20. Question 10 The symbol for the element oxygen ..
- 21. Answer 10 What is o ?
- 22. Question 11 The term for the amount of matter something contains .
- 23. Answer 11 What is mass ?
- 24. Question 12 The amount of space matter takes up .
- 25. Answer 12 What is volume ?
- 26. Question 13 A change in the appearance only of matter .
- 27. Answer 13 What is physical change?
- 28. Question 14 Two or more atoms held together by a chemical bond .
- 29. Answer 14 What is a molecule ?
- 30. Question 15 A change that forms a brand new substance with new properties .
- 31. Answer 15 What is a chemical change ?
- 32. Question 16 The center of an atom .
- 33. Answer 16 What is the nucleus ?
- 34. Question 17 A positive particle found in the nucleus .
- 35. Answer 17 What is the proton ?
- 36. Question 18 The negative particle that orbits the atom .
- 37. Answer 18 What is an electron ?
- 38. Question 19 The neutral particle found in the nucleus .
- 39. Answer 19 What is the neutron ?
- 40. Question 20 The atom model which shows orbiting electrons .
- 41. Answer 20 What is the electron cloud model ?
- 42. Question 21 The smallest unit of a compound .
- 43. Answer 21 What is a molecule ?
- 44. Question 22 Needed to create a compound of 2 or more atoms .
- 45. Answer 22 What is chemical reaction ?
- 46. Question 23 The combination of symbols and subscripts used to show a compound .
- 47. Answer 23 What is a formula ?
- 48. Question 24 A mixture in which one substance dissolves in another .
- 49. Answer 24 What is a solution ?
- 50. Question 25 A mixture in which substances are not dissolved .
- 51. Answer 25 What is suspension ?
- 52. Final Jeopardy When a solid turns into a gas without becoming a liquid.
- 53. Final Jeopardy Answer What is Sublimation?