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Elements and Atoms 6 th Grade

Elements and Atoms 6 th Grade Instructions You have 30 seconds on a piece of paper to answer the following questions. When you hear this sound put down

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  • Elements and Atoms 6 th Grade
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  • Instructions You have 30 seconds on a piece of paper to answer the following questions. When you hear this sound put down your pencil. Whoever has the most correct answers at the end will win.
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  • Question 1: The smallest particle of an element that has the chemical properties of the element
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  • Times Up Answer: atom
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  • Question 2: The densest part of an atom where most where most of its mass is located.
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  • Times Up Answer: nucleus
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  • Question 3: The positively charged particle inside an atoms nucleus
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  • Times Up Answer: proton
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  • Question 4: The number of protons in the atom of an element
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  • Times Up Answer: atomic number
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  • Question 5: A particle with no charge located inside an atoms nucleus
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  • Times Up Answer: a neutron
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  • Question 6: An element that conducts electricity
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  • Times Up Answer: metal
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  • Question 7: A negatively charged particle that moves around an atoms nucleus
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  • Times Up Answer: electron
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  • Question 8: Property of matter that allows light to pass through
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  • Times Up Answer: transparent
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  • Question 9: A substance that cannot be broken down further into anything simpler
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  • Times Up Answer: element
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  • Question 10: Made up of elements in 3 states; liquid, solid, and gas
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  • Times Up Answer: matter
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  • Question 11: The name of John Daltons conclusion that gases are made up of solid particles that can be compressed together
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  • Times Up Answer: atomic theory
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  • Question 12: A change in size, shape, or state without forming a new substance
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  • Times Up Answer: physical change
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  • Question 13: Has equal number of protons and electrons
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  • Times Up Answer: electrically neutral atom
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  • Question 14: A chart of elements arranged by the atomic number
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  • Times Up Answer: periodic table
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  • Question 15: A change in matter that produces a new substance with different properties than the original
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  • Times Up Answer: chemical change
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  • Question 16: True or False: In the periodic table, vertical columns indicate elements that react in a similar way.
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  • Times Up Answer: true
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  • Question 17: Scientists draw conclusions based on what?
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  • Times Up Answer: observations and experimentations
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  • Question 18: The horizontal rows in a periodic table are called ______.
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  • Times Up Answer: periods
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  • Question 19: A carbon has an atomic number of 6. Is that the indication of the number of protons, neutron, or electrons it has?
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  • Times Up Answer: protons
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  • Question 20: The atomic mass is made up of what 2 parts of the atom.
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  • Times Up Answer: proton and neutron
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  • Question 21: What does the 8 represent in the periodic table?
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  • Times Up Answer: atomic number
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  • Question 22: What does the 15.999 represent in the periodic table?
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  • Times Up Answer: atomic mass
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  • The End Thanks for playing