Mysterious Ms. Ma
Chemistry Elements
Chemistry Stories
100
Which city is Ms. Ma's hometown?
A. Shanghai, China
B. Beijing, China
C. Shenzhen, China
D. Guangdong, China
B. Beijing, China
100
Which element has the yellow color?
A. Oxygen (O)
B. Sulfur (S)
C. Gallium (Ga)
D. Iodine (I)
B. Sulfur
100
How is the relationship between Chemistry and Physics?
A. Not related
B. Chemistry needs Physics
C. Physics needs Chemistry
D. They need each other
D. They need each other
200
Which two majors did Ms. Ma learn at her college New York University (NYU)?
A. Chemistry and Math
B. Teaching Chemistry and Biology
C. Teaching Chemistry and Art History
D. Teaching Chemistry and Computer Science
D. Teaching Chemistry and Computer Science
200
Which element is primarily used in electronic circuits and LED lighting?
A. Oxygen (O)
B. Sulfur (S)
C. Gallium (Ga)
D. Iodine (I)
C. Gallium (Ga)
200
What is the common name of sodium chloride (NaCl) in our kitchen?
A. Soy Sauce
B. Sugar
C. Salt
D. Spice
C. Salt
300
Ms. Ma has many favorite things to do in her free time EXCEPT ______
A. playing volleyball
B. watching movies
C. playing the guitar
D. reading picture books
C. Ms. Ma cannot play the guitar (but she wishes to learn!)
300
Which element is widely used to kill germs and bacteria?
A. Oxygen (O)
B. Sulfur (S)
C. Gallium (Ga)
D. Iodine (I)
D. Iodine (I)
300
Only one woman, Marie Curie, has been honored twice, with the 1903 Nobel Prize in Physics and the 1911 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. What did she discover?
A. Periodic Table
B. Element Radium (Ra)
C. Element Mercury (Hg)
D. DNA
B. Element Radium (Ra)
500
What does Ms. Ma's last name (Ma) mean in Chinese?
A. Horse
B. Pig
C. Dragon
D. Goat
A. Horse
500
Which element can be combined with any of the other three elements to become a new chemical material called compound?
A. Oxygen
B. Sulfur
C. Gallium
D. Iodine
A. Oxygen
500
Which two elements consist of the water molecule?
A. Hydrogen(H) and Carbon(C)
B. Oxygen(O) and Carbon(C)
C. Oxygen(O) and Nitrogen(N)
D. Hydrogen(H) and Oxygen(O)
D. Hydrogen(H) and Oxygen(O)
