This document contains warm up questions for chemistry students for the week of September 14th through September 18th. The questions cover topics about the periodic table, atoms, elements, compounds, and organic compounds. Students are asked to copy statements and fill in the answers about the symbol for carbon, what atom means, the smallest unit of matter, how small atoms are, the number that determines the element, which part of the atom is constantly moving, who organized the periodic table, his atomic number, what he predicted, where an element is found, what a compound is, examples of elements and compounds, and examples of six common organic compounds.

1. Warm Up Week 4

2. Monday, Sept. 14
Copy and answer the following statements:
1. Each element on the Periodic Table has a
symbol. The symbol for Carbon is ________.
2. The word “atom” comes from a word that
means _______________________.
3. Atoms are the smallest unit of
________________.

3. Tuesday, Sept. 15
Copy and answer the following statements:
1. Atoms are very, very _____________.
2. The number of ______________ determines
the element on the periodic table.
3. Which part of the atom are constantly
moving? ____________________

4. Wednesday, Sept. 16
Copy and answer the following statements:
1. Who is given credit for organizing the
Periodic Table? _______________________
2. What is the atomic number of the element
named for him? _______________
3. He predicted _______________ that had not
been discovered.

5. Thursday, Sept. 17
Copy and answer the following statements:
1. An element is found on the
____________________________.
2. A compound is two or more elements that
are chemically _______________.
3. List 3 elements:
4. List 3 compounds:

6. Friday, Sept. 18
Copy and answer the following statements:
Name the six common organic compounds:
1.
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