Atomic Structure
Periodic Table
Compoundss
Molecules
Chemical and Physical Changes
Science Terms
Tier 3 Language
General Knowledge
100

What is the smallest unit of matter? 

Atoms

100

What is the atomic number of Hydrogen?

1

100

What is the name given to a group of two or more elements bonded together? 

Compound

100

These are groups of atoms bonded together. 

Molecules

100

This change does not create a new substance, just the same substance in a different form.

(Example: melting an ice cube)

Physical Change

100

This is a combination of two or more elements that have bonded together.

Compound

100

Solid, liquid, and gas are examples of these States of .... 

Matter

100
What colour is a Case Tractor ?

Red

200

Name the subatomic particles

Protons, Neutrons, Electrons 

200

What is the Atomic Number of Carbon? 

6

200

Which of the following two examples is the compound?

Water (H2O) or Hydrogen (H2)?

Water (H2O)

200
O2 is an example of a what molecule? 

Oxygen

200

This change results in a new substance forming. 

Chemical Change 

200

Tri is the prefix for what number in chemistry?

3

Example:
trisulfide
triathalon
triangle
tricycle

200

The prefix poly means ... 

Many 

200

Name the largest reef system on the planet 

The Great Barrier Reef

300

What subatomic particle has a negative charge?

Electrons

300

Name a noble gas

Helium, Neon, Argon, Xenon, Krypton, Radon

300

How many atoms are there in the following compound:

Sulfuric Acid (H2SO4)

7

Hydrogen x 2
Sulfur x 1
Oxygen x 4

300

Is Methane (CH4):

a) A molecule and a compound
b) A molecule only

A) a molecule and a compound

- Bond of more than one atom (molecule)
- Contains more than one element (compound)


300

Melting chocolate and placing it into animal shaped moulds is an example of a .... 

Physical change

300

Spectacles is an old fashioned way of referring to glasses. What is special about a monocle ?

It only has one lens

mono = one

300

This is the name given to the vertical columns in the Periodic Table 

Groups 

300

Which Australia animal is featured on the Australian Coast of Arms along with the emu?

Kangaroo 

400

What subatomic particle has a positive charge? 

Protons

400

Which element has 4 protons?

Beryllium

400

How many atoms in the following compound:

Aluminium oxide (Al2O3)

5

Aluminium x 2
Oxygen x 5

400

A diatomic molecule is one that only exists with how many atoms? 

2

400

Burning wood on a campfire so that it combusts and turns into ash

Chemical change
400

This is a pure substance made entirely of atoms that all have the same number of protons 

Element

400

Instead of writing the names of chemical compounds and molecules, you can simply show them using this ....

Example: Water is also known by its ............. which is H2O

Chemical formula

400

Name an Australian animal that is a mammal and lays eggs

Platypus or Echidna

(these are monotremes)

500

What is the overall charge of an atom?

(consider the subatomic particles)

Neutral

500

What category of elements includes: Chlorine, Fluorine, and Bromine?

Halogens

500

How many elements in the following compound:

Silver nitrate (AgNO3)

3

Silver, Nitrogen, Oxygen

500
Why is Oconsidered a molecule but He is not? 

O2 has two oxygen molecules bonded together. He is a single atom. 

500

Dissolving magnesium in Hydrochloric acid so that Hydrogen gas is produced is what kind of change? 

Chemical change

500

This is the term given to the number of protons found in the nucleus of an atom. It is also the number positioned above the element on the Periodic Table

Atomic Number 

500
What is the name given to the compounds or molecules that react to form products in a chemical reaction 

Reactants 

500

Developed in Queensland, the Droughtmaster breed of cattle is popular in tropical areas. It is a cross between which two breeds?  

Brahman (50%) and Shorthorn (50%)

600

What is the overall charge of the nucleus of an atom?

Positive

600

What element in located in Group 1, Period 3? 

Sodium

600

How many elements in the following compound:

Ammonium nitrate (NH4NO3)

3

Nitrogen, Hydrogen, Oxygen

600

Why are all compounds examples of molecules but not all molecules are compounds? 

Molecule is just more than one atom bonded together (could be the same element eg: H2, O2, F2)

Compounds must be formed from more than one element. 

600

Boiling water so that it becomes vapour, then condensing this vapour through distillation is what kind of change?

Physical change. 

600

Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons are examples of these 

Subatomic particles

600

These are formed at the completion of a chemical reactions

Products 

600

What is the name given to a uniquely Australian horse sport where a mounted rider must “cut out” one beast from a herd of cattle in an enclosure, block and control it, and then guide the animal through a set course around pegs in an arena?

Campdrafting 

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