Physics
Chemistry/Reaction and Energy
Chemical Bonds
Atomic Structure and Periodic Table
Hodge Podge
100

Which type of friction keeps an object from moving?

What is static friction? 

100

Compounds made of only two elements

What is binary compounds?

100

The reason water is a liquid at room temperature when other chemicals similar to water are gases. 

What is hydrogen bonding? 

100

Neutral Particle

What is a neutron?

100

A well-tested description of one phenomenon in the natural world that often includes mathematical terms.

What is a scientific law? 


200

The rate at which an object is moving at a given moment in time

What is Instantaneous Speed?

200

Hydrogen peroxide changing into water and oxygen in the presence of light is an example of this.

What is decomposition?

200

Negative ions

What are anions?

200

3 properties that are used to distinguish an electron from a proton

What are mass, charge and location in an atom?

200

The two ways of gathering information using senses or with the aid of instruments.

What are qualitative and quantitative observations? 

300

The change in an object's velocity over time.

What is acceleration?

300

The common name for chemical compound C12H22O11.

What is sugar? 

300

A molecule that has slight positive and negative charges due to an imbalance in the way electrons are shared.

What is a polar molecule?

300

The name of who first organized the elements into columns and rows and from where we get our modern periodic table.

Who is Mendeleev? 

300

Matter that can be classified into three states.

What are solids, liquids, and gases? 

400

This is the equation for velocity

What is v=d/t?


400

The energy stored in chemical bonds

What is chemical energy?

400
The new substances formed as a result of a chemical reaction.

What are products? 

400

The number underneath the element symbol in the periodic table.

What is the average atomic mass number? 

400

This deals with the study of non living things

What is Physical Science?

500

What says that an object in motion (or at rest) will stay in motion (or at rest) until it is acted upon by an unbalanced force? 

What is Newton's first law of motion? 
500

In this chemical reaction, energy is released into the surroundings.

What is exothermic reaction?

500

Where cohesion pulls the water molecules at the surface tightly together which forms a skin like boundary that supports an insect. 

What is surface tension?

500

This group of elements is the least reactive

What are the noble gases?

500
A possible, testable explanation for an observation

What is a hypothesis?

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