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Science Jeopardy
Howdy and welcome to our game show!! Our contestants will be given questions, and their job is to come up with the answers.
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Matter Potpourri Hot & Cold Mixtures & Solutions Vocabulary Practice Using Tools 1 10 Points 6 10 Points 11 10 Points 16 10 Points 21 10 Points 2 20 Points 7 20 Points 12 20 Points 17 20 Points 22 20 Points 3 30 Points 8 30 Points 13 30 Points 18 30 Points 23 30 Points 4 40 Points 9 40 Points 14 40 Points 19 40 Points 24 40 Points 5 50 Points 10 50 Points 15 50 Points 20 50 Points 25 50 Points
1. Solid, liquid, and gas Categories
2. If a crayon is placed between the two wires in the circuit below, the bulb will not glow. This happens because the crayon is a/an .
2. insulator Categories
3. A metal can and a plastic bottle both contain juices that are the same temperature. If left on the table, the juice in the metal container will get warm faster, because metal is a good of thermal energy.
3. conductor Categories
4. Which of the objects pictured below have a relative density less than that of water? How do you know?
4. Clay boat, plastic duck and plastic glass; they float Categories
5. Solubility is the ability of one ingredient to dissolve in another ingredient. What common substance has the following physical properties? • Solid • White crystals • Tastes sweet • Is soluble in water
5. Sugar Categories
6. What is the freezing point of water on the Celsius scale?
6. 0°C Categories
7. What is the melting point of frozen water (ice) on the Celsius scale?
7. 0°C Categories
8. 100°C Categories
9. liquid to a solid Categories
10. Which constant point of water is shown on the thermometer?
10. Boiling point Categories
11. A student mixes some flour and sugar together in a bowl. Explain why this is a mixture but NOT a solution.
11. Something must dissolve in order to have a solution, the two ingredients just mix together. Categories
12. A student has five samples of matter: salt, gravel, wood chips, sugar, and iron filings. Which two samples would mix with water to form solutions?
12. The salt and the sugar would dissolve in water to form solutions. Categories
13. Sugar is added to a glass of water and stirred. What happened to the sugar?
13. The sugar dissolved. Categories
14. More salt will dissolve in hot water than in cold water. Categories
15. Which physical properties make it easy to separate a mixture of sand and paper clips?
15. Paper clips are attracted to a magnet, but sand is not. Categories
What is a combination of two or more ingredients that do not mix together to form a new substance called?
16. A mixture Categories
17. What does one ingredient do when it breaks into small parts and spreads out evenly in another ingredient?
17. dissolves Categories
18. What is the name of a special mixture in which one ingredient dissolves in another?
18. Solution Categories
19. Different substances can combine to form mixtures and solutions. What is another word for these substances?
19. Ingredients Categories
20. What is a characteristic of matter that can be observed, measured or changed without changing the matter itself called?
20. A physical property Categories
21. What tool would be used to measure the volume of a liquid?
21. Beaker or graduated cylinder Categories
22. Balance (triple beam, pan etc.) or a spring scale Categories
23. What tool could be used to separate a mixture of aluminum and iron nails?
