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Don’t Forget...

Contestants

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Although they give answers in the

form of questions on the TV show,

you do not need to do this. You do need to write your answers on

your game board!Keep track of your score …

Add points for correct answers!

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500500

100100

200200

300300

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200200

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ElementNames

Element Symbols

Only Ions

Common Compounds

What’s my family?

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My symbol is H.

What’s my name?

Element Names for $100

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Hydrogen

Back toGame

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My symbol is Na.What’s my name?

Element Names for $200

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Back toGame

Sodium

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Element Names for $300

My symbol is B.What’s my name?

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Back toGame

Boron

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Element Names for $400

My symbol is Au.What’s my name?

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Back toGame

Gold

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Element Names for $500

My symbol is Cu.What’s my name?

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Back toGame

Copper

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Element Symbols for $100

Give the chemical symbol for

Helium.

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Back toGame

He

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Element Symbols for $200

Give the chemical symbol forCarbon.

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Back toGame

C

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Element Symbols for $300

Give the chemical symbol forChlorine.

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Back toGame

Cl

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Element Symbols for $400

Give the chemical symbol forPotassium.

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Back toGame

K

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Element Symbols for $500

Give the chemical symbol forMercury.

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Back toGame

Hg

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What’s My Family for $100

I am a group of gases that usually don’t form compounds with other elements. I can be found in the far right-hand column of the periodic

table.

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Back toGame

Noble Gases

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What’s My Family for $200

This family is “headed” by Boron and includes elements

with 3 valence electrons.

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Back toGame

Boron Family

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What’s My Family for $300

This elements in this family have 5 valence

electrons and includesN, P, and As.

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Back toGame

Nitrogen Family

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What’s My Family for $400

The elements in this family have only

one valence electron, such as Li, Na, and K.

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Back toGame

Alkali Metals

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What’s My Family for $500

This family is made up of elements with 7 valence electrons, such as F, Cl, and I.

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Back toGame

Halides orHalogens

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Only Ions for $100

Give the oxidation number for Magnesium.

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Back toGame

2+

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Only Ions for $200

Give the oxidation number for Fluorine.

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Back toGame

1-

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Only Ions for $300

Give the oxidation number for Potassium.

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Back toGame

1+

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Only Ions for $400

Give the oxidation number for Bismuth.

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Back toGame

3-

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Only Ions for $500

Give the oxidation number for Tin.

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Back toGame

4- or 4+

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Common Compounds for $100

What is the common name for H2O?

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Back toGame

Water

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Common Compounds for $200

What is the common name for CO2?

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Back toGame

Carbon Dioxide

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Common Compounds for $300

What is the common name for NaCl?

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Back toGame

Sodium Chlorideor

Salt

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Common Compounds for $400

What is the common name for CH4?

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Back toGame

Methane

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Common Compounds for $500

What is the common name for LiF?

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Lithium Fluoride

Back toGame

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How many points do you want to risk?

How many points do you want to risk?

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In which two families could Hydrogen be classified?

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Alkali MetalsOr

Halides (Halogens)

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And the winner is …