Science Milestone Study Game Jeopardy Template

Periodic Table	Properties of Matter	Waves	Force	Electricity and circuits
100 Atomic mass - atomic number = number of neutrons Describe how you find the number of neutrons that an atom has.	100 absorbs, increases As the temperature rises from 25C to 60C, the material ___________ (absorbs/releases) heat and its kinetic energy (increases/decreases).	100 electromagnetic does not require a medium and mechanical does What is the difference between electromagnetic and mechanical waves?	100 how fast an object moves, S=distance/time What is speed and what is the formula?	100 coil When you _________ the wire in an electromagnet, the magnetic field strengthens.
200 periods, groups Rows on the periodic table are called ____________, while columns are called ____________.	200 density A brick is cut into small pieces. Which physical property did not change when the brick was cut?	200 transverse A wave that transfers energy that is perpendicular to its medium is called a ___________ wave	200 the tendency of objects to resist a change in motion, the larger the mass the more inertia than an object with a smaller mass What is inertia, and how does it relate to mass?	200 closer, stronger The __________ (further/closer) the electromagnet is to a paper clip, the __________(stronger/weaker) the attraction.
300 number of valence electrons What do group numbers on the periodic table identify?	300 Physical: melting point, density, boiling point, shape Chemical: reactivity, combustibility, formation of a precipitate Split the following properties up into physical or chemical: melting point, reactivity, density, combustibility, boiling point, formation of a precipitate, shape	300 amplitude the larger the amp. the louder the sound the smaller the amp. the softer the sound What determines how loud or soft a sound wave is?	300 first law of motion An object at rest remains at rest. An object in motions remains in motion unless acted upon an outside force. This describes which one of newtons laws?	300 series In which of the types of circuits does electricity have only one path to follow?
400 elements, similar The periodic table is organized into vertical groups of __________ (elements/compounds) that have __________ (different/similar) properties	400 mass, volume If you are measuring an object in grams (g), what are you measuring? If you are measuring an object in liters (L), what are you measuring?	400 longitudinal A wave where particles vibrate back and forth along the path that the wave moves is called a __________ wave.	400 velocity An object increasing in acceleration is also increasing in what?	400 If the distance between two objects increases, the gravitational force between the objects will decrease A student claims that the gravitational force between two objects depends upon the mass of the objects and the distance between them. Which arguments best supports the student’s claim?
500 one How many valence electrons do the most reactive elements have?	500 D = mass/volume What is the formula for finding the density of an object?	500 the frequency of a wave the higher the frequency the higher the pitch the lower the frequency the lower the pitch What determines how high or low the pitch of a wave will be?	500 final velocity-starting velocity/time How do you find the average acceleration?	500 Electric forces take place when two charged objects are in motion What is the difference between a magnetic force and an electric force?

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