States of Matter
Mass/ Volume
Odor/ Air Particles
Elements,
Atoms, Periodic Table
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100

What are the 3 states of matter?

Solid, Liquid, Gas 

100

Define mass: 

The amount of matter an object takes up or weight. 

100

What is odor?

Scent or smell 

100

What is the Periodic Table? 

Table of the elements, is an ordered arrangement of the chemical elements into rows and columns

100

Gold is an element because 

A. it has a 79 atomic number 

B. it is a metal 

C. it is made up of only gold atoms

D. it is a shiny substance worth a lot of money

C.  it is made up of only gold atoms

200

Give me an example of a solid, liquid, and gas. 

Based on student answer. 

200

Define Volume: 

The amount of space an object takes up. 

200

How does an odor get from a source or container to your nose? Explain.

Odor has to travel through air particles to reach your nose

200

Define Element: 

Pure substance made of only one type of atom

200

Draw molecule on board.

What is the name of this molecule

A. Oxygen

B. Nitrogen

C. Gold

B. Nitrogen

300

Here are 6 different substances. Identify each substance as a solid, liquid, or gas. 

- Coffee

- Expo Marker

- Gasoline

- Oxygen

- Hydrogen 

- Desk 













- Coffee (Liquid)

- Expo Marker (Solid)

- Gasoline (Liquid)

- Oxygen (Gas)

- Hydrogen (Gas)

- Desk (Solid)

300

What is the formula to find volume of a regular solid?

Length (X) Width (X) Height 

300

What does it mean that an odor got out of the container? 

A. It moved into the air in the room from the container.

B. It stays in the container.

C. It moved in a straight line through the container opening.

D. It hovers just above the container opening.

A. It moved into the air in the room from the container.

300

Define Atoms: 

The basic building block of an element

300

Draw molecule on board.

What is the name of this molecule

A. Carbon Dioxide

B. Gallium 

C. Hydrogen

A. Carbon Dioxide 

400

Give me an example of something that can exists in all three states of matter. Can't use water as an answer!! 

Based on student answer 

400

What is the formula to find volume of Liquid displacement? 

Ending water measurement (Subtract) Starting water measurement 

400

What is the difference between compressed and expanded air?

Compressed: Air molecules are tightly packed together

Expanded: Air molecules are spread apart 

400

What is the element name for: 

Pt

He

Ca

Pt: (Platinum) 

He: (Helium)

Ca: (Calcium)

400

According to the Ammonia molecule on the board, how many Hydrogen and Nitrogen atoms are there?

Draw molecule on the board.  

Hydrogen atoms: 3

Nitrogen atoms: 1

500

Water can exist in all three states of matter. We saw it start out as an ice cube which is in the state of matter ______________  and then when we heated the ice cube which turned it into a state of matter ______________. Then some liquid turned into a state of matter  _____________ when we observed the water heating up out of a pot.

1. Solid

2. Liquid

3. Gas

500

Solve. 

Regular Solid

Measurements: 

Length: 7.3           Width: 5           Height: 9.6

Liquid Displacement 

Start measurement: 679

End measurement: 857

Regular solid volume: 350.4

Liquid displacement volume: 178

500

Create the consensus class model of how odor travels from a container to your nose. 

The model must include:

  • Air particles 

  • Odor Particles 

  • Movement of particles

Based on student answer

500

Find the element symbol for: 

Sulfur:

Rhodium: 

Bohrium: 

Sulfur:(S)

Rhodium: (Rh)

Bohrium: (Bh)

500

1. Draw a molecule model of Water. 

2. How many hydrogen and oxygen atoms are there? 

2 Hydrogen

1 Oxygen 

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