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The document outlines the schedule and activities for a chemistry class, including: - An exam on chemical bonding will take place the next day - Students will work in groups on a jeopardy game to review bonding concepts - Each student must create a 3x5 notecard with key information to use on the exam - Students are instructed to study their notes, practice problems, and classwork to prepare for the upcoming exam.
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