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Who Wants To Be A Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?Millionaire?

Chemical Reactions

Edition

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Question 1

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This type of bond occurs when a pair of electrons are shared

between two nonmetals

A Ionic bondB Triple BondC Covalent BondD Polyatomic

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This type of bond occurs when a pair of electrons are shared

between two nonmetals

A Ionic bondB Triple BondC Covalent bondD Polyatomic

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Question 2

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This is a material used to decrease the rate of a

chemical reaction

A ConcentrationB Road blockC InhibitorD Catalyst

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This is a material used to decrease the rate of a

chemical reaction

A ConcentrationB Road blockC InhibitorD Catalyst

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Question 3

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The materials present after a reaction (on the right side of the equation) are called…

A ReactantsB ProductsC FormulasD Subscripts

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The materials present after a reaction (on the right side of the equation) are called…

A ReactantsB ProductsC FormulasD Subscripts

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Question 4

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Conservation of mass states that…

A Matter can’t be created or destroyed

B One element replaces another element

C chemical formulas use subscripts

D Coefficients are important

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Conservation of mass states that…

A Matter can’t be created or destroyed

B One element replaces another element

C Chemical formulas use subscripts

D Coefficients are important

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Question 5

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This uses symbols and formulas to show

chemical reactionsA synthesisB chemical formulaC decompositionD chemical equation

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This uses symbols and formulas to show

chemical reactionsA synthesisB chemical formulasC decompositionD Chemical equations

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Question 6

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A reaction that releases energy in the form of

heat is anA Endothermic ReactionB Temperature ReactionC Exothermic ReactionD A Hot reaction

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A reaction that releases energy in the form of

heat is anA Endothermic ReactionB Temperature ReactionC Exothermic ReactionD A hot reaction

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Question 7

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When heat is added to change the reaction, the

reaction rate…A decreases (slows down)B is not effectedC becomes inhibitedD increases (speeds it up)

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When heat is added to change the reaction, the

reaction rate..A decreases (slows down)B is not effectedC becomes inhibitedD increases (speeds it up)

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Question 8

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What is an example of chemical change?

A Burning a log

B Cutting an object in half

C Melting an ice cubeD Throwing a rock on the ground

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What is an example of chemical change?

A Burning a logB Cutting an object in halfC Melting an ice cubeD Throwing a rock on the ground

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Question 9

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Why does the reaction rate increase with greater

concentration?A More molecules for the reaction

B Bonds are brokenC because it’s a mixtureD Because of chemistry

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Why does the reaction rate increase with

greater concentration?A More molecules for the reaction

B Bonds are brokenC because it’s a mixtureD Because of Chemistry

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Question 10

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A material that increases the rate of a reaction by lowering the

activation energy is called a(n)

A replacementB catalystC synthesisD combustion

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A material that increases the rate of a reaction by lowering the

activation energy is called a(n)

A replacementB catalystC synthesisD combustion

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Question 11

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Which of the following would increase the rate

of a reaction?A Greater concentrationB Higher TemperatureC Greater Surface AreaD All of the above

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Which of the following would increase the rate

of a reaction?A Greater ConcentrationB Higher TemperatureC Greater Surface AreaD All of the above

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Question 12

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Which type of reaction absorbs or takes in heat

energy?A Endothermic reactionB Activation Energy C Exothermic ReactionD None of these

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Which type of reaction absorbs or takes in heat

energy?A Endothermic ReactionB Activation EnergyC Exothermic ReactionD none of these

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Question 13

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Chemical Reactions are written as ______ and balanced with______

A products & symbolsB Compounds & Subscripts

C substances & elements

D equations & coefficients

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Chemical Reactions are written as ______ and balanced with______

A products & SymbolsB compounds & subscripts

C substances & elements

D equations and coefficients

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Question 14

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Which of the following tells you how many atoms or molecules of

each reactant or product take part in the reaction?

A SubscriptsB CoefficientsC FormulasD an equation

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Which of the following tells you how many atoms or molecules of

each reactant or product take part in the reaction?

A SubscriptsB CoefficientsC FormulasD an equation

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Question 15

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The total mass of the reactants must equal the total mass of the

products- is an example of a

A Balanced equationB Conservation of massC MathD Both A & B

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The total mass of the reactants must equal the total mass of the

products- is an example of a

A Balanced equationB Conservation of MassC MathD Both A & B

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