Battleships!

Shade in the appropriate number of horizontal or vert ical squares to mark the location of each ship listed:

Aircraf t carrier = 5Battleship = 4Cruiser = 3Patrol boat = 2Submarine = 3

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Player calls a shot location and shows the answer (A, B, C, D) to the review question. I f the answer is correct, then call and mark the shot as a "hit" (X) or a "miss" (O). An incorrect answer means the square goes unmarked.

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Your Grid Opponent's Grid

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Isotope

A. Change in the number of protonsB. Change in the number of

electronsC. Change in the number of

neutronsD. Iso-What!!

C. Change in the number of neutrons

A metal and a non-metal bond

A. CovalentB. IonicC. SharedD. Phase

B. Ionic

Heat is given off during a chemical reaction.

A. EndothermicB. ExothermicC. WhatothermicD. Hotothermic

B. Exothermic

Subscript

A. The left side of the equationB. The big number in front of the

compoundC. The small number behind an

elementD. The right side of the equation

C. The small number behind an element

Matter is neither created nor destroyed

A. Conservation of massB. DensityC. Mass spectrometryD. Critical mass

A. Conservation of mass

Father of the periodic table

A. Da VinciB. MendeleevC. DemocritusD. Einstein

B. Mendeleev

Changing from a gas to a liquid

A. conductionB. conservationC. conversionD. condensation

D. condensation

The arrow in a chemical equation means?

A. ProductB. CoefficientC. yieldsD. Reactant

C. yields

Positively charged partical in an atom

A. ProtonB. ElectronC. PositronD. Neutron

A. Proton

Two or more elements chemically combined.

A. mixtureB. solutionC. compoundD. colloid

C. compound

A bond where electrons or shared

A. dipolarB. ionicC. metallicD. covalent

D. covalent

GaBr3

A. IonicB. CovalentC. PolarD. Shared

A. Ionic

Carbon - 14

A. IonB. IonicC. CovalentD. Isotope

D. Isotope

The 14 in Carbon - 14 is the new?

A. Number of protonsB. Number of electronsC. Number of neutronsD. Atomic Mass

D. Atomic Mass

Dihydrogen monoxide

A. OH2

B. H2O

C. He2O

D. HO2

B. H2O

Which compound would be Ionic?

A. H2O

B. CO2

C. Al2O3

D. NO2

C. Al2O3

How many valence electrons does Ca have?

A. 1B. 2C. 3D. 4

B. 2

Substance that cannot be further separated

A. mixtureB. solutionC. precipitateD. element

D. element

How many electrons does Mg have?

A. 6B. 12C. 18D. 24

B. 12

How many Neutrons does O have?

A. 8B. 16C. 24D. 4

A. 8

Oxygen - 18 has how many neutrons?

A. 8B. 10C. 16D. 18

B. 10

Ca+2 has how many valence electrons?

A. 2B. 4C. 6D. 8

D. 8

The name for KI is?

A. Potassium monoiodineB. Potassium IodineC. Potassium IodideD. Potassium monoiodide

C. Potassium Iodide

The name for C2H7 is?

A. Carbon hydrideB. Dicarbon hexahydrideC. Dicarbon heptahydrideD. Carbon heptahydride

C. Dicarbon heptahydride

You use brackets for covalent bonds?

A. True B. False

B. False

An ion is an atom with a change in atomic mass.

A. TrueB. False

B. False

A compound is a combination of two or more elements

A. TrueB. False

A. True

Endothermic reactions are like a(n)

A. Ice packB. Hot packC. Icy HotD. thermometer

A. Ice pack

A change in color may indicate a?

A. Physical reactionB. DecayC. Chemical reactionD. Law of conservation of mass

C. Chemical reaction

Matter cannot be created nor destroyed

A. EinsteinB. Law of Constant ProportionsC. David CopperfieldD. Law of Conservation of Mass

D. Law of Conservation of Mass

An ionic bond is formed when elements _________ electrons

A. transferB. shareC. lose their valenceD. create

A. transfer

A substance that has properties of both metals and nonmetals is

A. A rare earth elementB. A semi-metalC. A transition metalD. An alkali metal

B. semi-metal

Atomic number tells how many _____ an atom has

A. neutronsB. electronsC. protonsD. energy levels

C. protons

The most reactive metals are

A. The alkali metalsB. The alkaline earth metalsC. The transition metalsD. The semi-metals

A. The alkali metals

Elements within the same row of the periodic table are called

A. A familyB. A groupC. A columnD. A period

D. A period

A family of elements that don’t normally react is called

A. The halogensB. The diatomic gasesC. The noble gasesD. The alkali earth metals

C. The noble gases

Which of the following elements is not a gas at room temperatureA. HydrogenB. HeliumC. OxygenD. Carbon

D. Carbon

All compounds are composed of

A. Metals and nonmetalsB. IonsC. SolidsD. Elements

D. Elements

An atom of an element with a different number of electrons is

A. An ionB. An isotopeC. A neutronD. unstable

A. An ion