4th 9 Weeks CBA Jeopardy Review
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- If an organism is unicellular and it lacks a nucleus, which kingdom does it belong to?
- If I found an organism that is multicellular, reproduces sexually, is heterotrophic, and has eukaryotic cells, which kingdom would it belong to?
- Couch found an organism that is unicellular and lacks a nucleus. The domain her organism belongs to is?
- I have an organisms that are multicellular or unicellular and are autotrophic or heterotrophic. They all belong to the same kingdom. Which kingdom do they belong to?
- What type of cell contains a membrane-bound nucleus?
- Where would you find the nonmetals on the periodic table?
- Where would you find the metals on the periodic table?
- Where would you find the metalloids on the periodic table?
- What type of elements are poor conductors of heat and electricity and are found to the right of the metalloids on the periodic table?
- An unknown element is a semi-conductor of thermal energy and electric current. It has a shiny appearance and is a brittle solid. Which classification best describes the unknown element?
- A student finds the mass of a marble to be 3.9g and finds the volume to be 1.3ml by using the displacement method. What is the density of her marble?
- As student knows that the mass of her rock is 6.95g but she needs the volume of her rock. She has a graduated cylinder with 10 ml of water in it. She drops in the rock and the water rises to 14ml. She finds the volume and then uses this information to find the density of her rock. What is the density of the rock?
- As student knows that the mass of her rock is 4.54g but she needs the volume of her rock. She has a graduated cylinder with 10 ml of water in it. She drops in the rock and the water rises to 12ml. She finds the volume and then uses this information to find the density of her rock. What is the density of the rock?
- I need to know the density to determine what my unknown substance is. I know that the mass of my substance is 5.40g and it has a volume of 3.0ml. What is the density of my unknown substance?
- I need to know the density to determine what my unknown substance is. I know that the mass of my substance is 10.35g and it has a volume of 5.0ml. What is the density of my unknown substance?
- If I scratch a piece of calcite along a glass plate and notice it leaves a scratch on the glass, what am I testing the calcite for?
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