What’s an Ionic Bond?

A bond formed by transferring electrons

What do elements in the same group have in common?

They have similar chemical properties

What’s an electron microscope?

A microscope that uses electrons to magnify objects

What are the properties of Transition Metals?

They are good conductors and have variable oxidation states

What are the characteristics of neutrons, protons and electrons?

Neutrons have no charge, protons are positive, electrons are negative

What are the characteristics (features) of the 3 Domains: Eukarya, Archaea, Eubacteria?

Eukarya are eukaryotic, Archaea are prokaryotic, Eubacteria r prokaryotic

What’s a light microscope?

A microscope that uses light to magnify objects

How do you calculate the uncertainty of digital measurement tools?

By taking the smallest unit displayed

What are the characteristics of plant and animal cells?

Both have a nucleus and organelles

What is an electrostatic series table?

A table that ranks materials by their ability to hold electrons

What is a parallel circuit?

A circuit with multiple paths for current

How do you calculate amps?

By dividing voltage by resistance

An organism that is a mix of two species

Where do you find non-metals? Metals?

Non-metals are on the right, metals on the left

How do atomic masses change as you move across the periodic table?

They increase generally from left to right

What’s a Covalent Bond?

A bond formed by sharing electrons

What’s the difference between reactants and products?

Reactants are the starting materials, products are the end results

What do elements in the same period have in common?

They have the same number of energy levels

What can it tell us about how electrons are transferred between objects?

It indicates the likelihood of electron transfer

What is a series circuit?

A circuit with a single path for current

What are the properties of Non-Metals?

They are brittle and poor conductors

How do you calculate uncertainty of analog measurement tools?

By estimating the smallest division and dividing by 2

What’s a controlled variable?

The variable that remains constant

What organelles do plants have that animals don’t (and vice-versa)?

Plants have chloroplasts, animals have lysosomes

What are the taxonomic levels?

Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

What are the properties of Noble Gases?

They are colorless, odorless, and inert

How does a Van der Graaf generator work?

By generating static electricity through friction

How are animals and plant cells different from bacterial cells?

Animal and plant cells have a nucleus, bacterial cells do not

What’s a Metallic Bond?

A bond formed by a sea of delocalized electrons

What are the properties of Halogen Gases?

They are highly reactive and exist as diatomic molecules

How are species and hybrids different?

Species can interbreed, hybrids cannot

How do you determine how many atoms a compound has?

By looking at the chemical formula

What are the properties of Metals?

They are malleable and good conductors

A group of organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring

How do you balance a chemical equation?

By adjusting coefficients to equalize atoms

How do you calculate voltage?

By multiplying amps by resistance

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1
What’s an Ionic Bond?
A bond formed by covalent sharing
A bond formed by transferring electrons
A bond formed by magnetic attraction
A bond formed by sharing electrons
2
What do elements in the same group have in common?
They have the same number of protons
They have the same atomic mass
They are all metals
They have similar chemical properties
3
How are chemical compounds named?
By their physical properties
By using IUPAC rules
By their chemical formula
By their common names
4
What’s an electron microscope?
A microscope that is used for dissection
A microscope that is used for chemical analysis
A microscope that uses light to magnify objects
A microscope that uses electrons to magnify objects
5
What are the properties of Transition Metals?
They are good conductors and have variable oxidation states
They are all non-metals
They are all gases
They are radioactive
6
What are the characteristics of neutrons, protons and electrons?
Neutrons are negative, protons are neutral, electrons are positive
Neutrons are positive, protons are negative, electrons are neutral
Neutrons are positive, protons are neutral, electrons are negative
Neutrons have no charge, protons are positive, electrons are negative
7
How do you calculate resistance?
By multiplying voltage by amps
By dividing voltage by amps
By subtracting amps from voltage
By adding voltage and amps
8
What are the characteristics (features) of the 3 Domains: Eukarya, Archaea, Eubacteria?
Eukarya are prokaryotic, Archaea are eukaryotic, Eubacteria r multicellular
Eukarya are multicellular, Archaea r unicellular, Eubacteria r prokaryotic
Eukarya are eukaryotic, Archaea are prokaryotic, Eubacteria r prokaryotic
Eukarya runicellular, Archaea are multicellular, Eubacteria are eukaryotic
9
What are the characteristics of living things?
They cannot respond to stimuli
They are all autotrophs
They can reproduce and grow
They are all multicellular
10
What’s a light microscope?
A microscope that is used for dissection
A microscope that uses electrons to magnify objects
A microscope that uses light to magnify objects
A microscope that is used for chemical analysis
11
Which are stable?
Metals
Non-metals
Noble gases
Transition metals
12
How do you calculate the uncertainty of digital measurement tools?
By taking the smallest unit displayed
By subtracting the minimum value
By averaging the readings
By using the maximum value
13
What are the characteristics of plant and animal cells?
Both have cell walls
Both are prokaryotic
Both have a nucleus and organelles
Both are unicellular
14
What is an electrostatic series table?
A table that lists elements by atomic number
A table that lists compounds
A table that ranks materials by their ability to hold electrons
A table that shows chemical reactions
15
What is a parallel circuit?
A circuit with a single path for current
A circuit with no resistance
A circuit that is open
A circuit with multiple paths for current
16
Do you remember the mnemonic device (funny sentence) that you created to remember them?
Yes, I remember it
No, I forgot it
I created a different one
I never created one
17
How do you calculate amps?
By multiplying voltage by resistance
By subtracting resistance from voltage
By adding voltage and resistance
By dividing voltage by resistance
18
Which elements are more likely to accept electrons?
Metals
Non-metals
Transition metals
Noble gases
19
What’s a hybrid?
An organism that is a single species
An organism that is genetically identical
An organism that can only reproduce with itself
An organism that is a mix of two species
20
How do you determine the number of protons, electrons and neutrons an element has?
By calculating the mass
By using the periodic table
By counting the atoms
By measuring the element
21
Where do you find non-metals? Metals?
Non-metals are on the left, metals on the right
Non-metals are at the bottom, metals at the top
Non-metals are in the middle, metals on the edges
Non-metals are on the right, metals on the left
22
How do atomic masses change as you move across the periodic table?
They fluctuate randomly
They remain constant
They increase generally from left to right
They decrease generally from left to right
23
What’s a Covalent Bond?
A bond formed by transferring electrons
A bond formed by magnetic attraction
A bond formed by ionic charges
A bond formed by sharing electrons
24
What’s the difference between reactants and products?
Reactants are gases, products are solids
Reactants are the starting materials, products are the end results
Reactants are formed, products are used
Reactants are elements, products are compounds
25
What do elements in the same period have in common?
They have the same number of energy levels
They are all non-metals
They have the same number of electrons
They have similar chemical properties
26
What can it tell us about how electrons are transferred between objects?
It indicates the temperature change
It shows the amount of charge
It shows the speed of transfer
It indicates the likelihood of electron transfer
27
What is a series circuit?
A circuit with a single path for current
A circuit with no resistance
A circuit that is open
A circuit with multiple paths
28
What are the properties of Non-Metals?
They are solid at room temperature
They are good conductors and malleable
They are shiny and ductile
They are brittle and poor conductors
29
How do you calculate uncertainty of analog measurement tools?
By estimating the smallest division and dividing by 2
By taking the average of measurements
By using a calculator
By rounding to the nearest whole number
30
How are charges transferred?
By convection
By conduction
By reflection
By radiation
31
What’s a controlled variable?
The variable that is calculated
The variable that is measured
The variable that remains constant
The variable that is changed
32
What organelles do plants have that animals don’t (and vice-versa)?
Plants have chloroplasts, animals have lysosomes
Plants have cell walls, animals have cell membranes
Plants have mitochondria, animals have chloroplasts
Plants have nuclei, animals have ribosomes
33
What are the taxonomic levels?
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Species
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Genus, Species
Kingdom, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
34
What are the properties of Noble Gases?
They are colorless, odorless, and inert
They are good conductors of heat
They are all liquids at room temperature
They are highly reactive
35
How does a Van der Graaf generator work?
By using chemical reactions
By converting heat to electricity
By using magnetic fields
By generating static electricity through friction
36
How are animals and plant cells different from bacterial cells?
Animal cells have cell walls, bacterial cells do not
Bacterial cells are larger than plant cells
Animal and plant cells have a nucleus, bacterial cells do not
Plant cells are prokaryotic, bacterial cells are eukaryotic
37
What’s a Metallic Bond?
A bond formed by transferring electrons
A bond formed by sharing electrons
A bond formed by ionic charges
A bond formed by a sea of delocalized electrons
38
How do you convert one unit to another (grams to milligrams, meters to centimeters, liters to milliliters, etc.)?
By using conversion factors
By multiplying by 10
By dividing by 100
By adding the units together
39
What are the properties of Halogen Gases?
They are inert and non-reactive
They are good conductors of electricity
They are highly reactive and exist as diatomic molecules
They are all solid at room temperature
40
How are species and hybrids different?
Species can interbreed, hybrids cannot
Species are always more diverse than hybrids
Species are always larger than hybrids
Species are always more colorful than hybrids
41
How do you determine how many atoms a compound has?
By counting the molecules
By measuring the compound
By looking at the chemical formula
By adding the atomic masses
42
Which elements are more likely to donate electrons?
Metals
Transition metals
Non-metals
Noble gases
43
What are the properties of Metals?
They are gaseous at room temperature
They are malleable and good conductors
They are brittle and poor conductors
They are dull and non-lustrous
44
What’s a dependent variable?
The variable that is changed
The variable that remains constant
The variable that is calculated
The variable that is measured
45
Where on the table do you find gases?
On the right side
In the middle
At the bottom
On the left side
46
What’s a species?
A group of organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring
A group of organisms that are all the same
A group of organisms that are genetically identical
A group of organisms that live in the same area
47
How do you balance a chemical equation?
By adding more elements
By changing the products
By adjusting coefficients to equalize atoms
By changing the reactants
48
How do you calculate voltage?
By adding amps and resistance
By multiplying amps by resistance
By subtracting resistance from amps
By dividing amps by resistance
49
What’s an independent variable?
The variable that is changed
The variable that remains constant
The variable that is measured
The variable that is calculated

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