A fun way to review after you finish learning about Chemistry in the 5th grade.

1. Chemistry II

2. Elements Periodic
Table
Compounds Properties Changes
$100 $100 $100 $100 $100
$200 $200 $200 $200 $200
$300 $300 $300 $300 $300
$400 $400 $400 $400 $400
$500 $500 $500 $500 $500

3. $100
• What do you call the building blocks of all
matter?

4. Correct!
• Elements---$100

5. $200
• What is the smallest particle of any
element?

6. Correct!
• Atom--$200

7. $300
• What do you call the abbreviations for the
element’s names?

8. Correct!
• Symbols--$300

9. $400
• There are more than ______ elements that
have been made or discovered.

10. Correct!
• 100--$400

11. $500
• Name the 3 main parts of an atom and give
their charges.

12. Correct!
• Protons are positive, Electrons are
negative, Neutrons are neutral (have no
charge)-$500

13. $100
• If a symbol is only one letter, how must it
be written?

14. Correct!
• Printed as a capital letter--$100

15. $200
• If a symbol is 2 letters, how must it be
written?

16. Correct!
• Printed with 1st
letter capitalized and 2nd
letter in lower case--$200

17. $300
• Why do some symbols NOT match their
name? (like Na for Sodium)

18. Correct!
• They are from the name in another
language.--$300

19. $400
• What are the symbols for Carbon and for
Oxygen?

20. Correct!
• Carbon is C and Oxygen is O--$400

21. $500
• What are the symbols for gold and for
silver?

22. Correct!
• Gold is Au and Silver is Ag--$500

23. $100
• What is the smallest particle of any
compound?

24. Correct!
• molecule--$100

25. $200
• When compounds are formed, what
happens to their properties?

26. Correct!
• They get new properties.--$200

27. $300
• What are the abbreviations for compounds
called?

28. Correct!
• Formulas--$300
H2O CO2

29. $400
• Explain the formula for water: H2O.

30. Correct!
• Two atoms of hydrogen are combined to
one atom of oxygen.--$400

31. $500
• What is the formula for salt?

32. Correct!
• NaCl--$500

33. $100
• What are the 2 kinds of properties of
matter?

34. Correct!
• Physical and Chemical--$100

35. $200
• What “tool” do we use to determine the
physical properties?

36. Correct!
• Our senses--$200

37. $300
• Properties help us to describe and ________
matter.

38. Correct!
• Identify--$300

39. $400
• Whose physical properties are these: clear,
highly reflective, transparent, non-magnetic,
no odor or taste, usually colorless, smooth,
fragile, when broken has sharp edges?

40. Correct!
• Glass--$400

41. $500
• Whose chemical properties are these: will
turn flaky and an orange/brown color if
combined with air and water?

42. Correct!
• Iron--$500

43. $100
• Name the two kinds of changes matter can
go through.

44. Correct!
• Physical and Chemical--$100

45. $200
• In which type of change do properties
change but chemical structure does not?

46. Correct!
• Physical change--$200

47. $300
• Name a way that I can physically change
paper.

48. Correct!
• Cut it or fold it.--$300

49. $400
• Name a way I can physically change sugar.

50. Correct!
• Crush it, melt it, or dissolve it.--- $400

51. $500
• Name 2 common chemical changes.

52. Correct!
• Digestion, ripening, burning, tarnishing,
rusting, etc.--$500