1. Chemistry Jeopardy Chapter 1

2. The state of matter represented by ice.  What is a solid?

3. The science which investigates matter and the changes it undergoes.  What is Chemistry?

4. The study of the chemistry of living things.  What is biochemistry

5. The branch of chemistry concerned primarily with the composition of substances.  What is Analytical Chemistry

6. The branch of chemistry specializing in substances without carbon.  What is Inorganic Chemistry

7. Lightning, thunder, electricity, sunlight.  What is a energy?

8. An explanation of why natural phenomena occur.  What is Inorganic Chemistry?

9. The state of matter represented by air.  What is a gas?

10. An generalization about natural phenomena which often includes a mathematical equation.  What is a scientific law?

11. Concrete, acetone vapor, air, legos, lemonade, iron metal.  What is a matter?

12. The state of matter represented by ice.  What is a solid?

13. The state of matter represented by olive oil.  What is a liquid?

14. The state of matter represented by neon.  What is a gas?

15. The state of matter with definite shape, definite volume.  What is a solid?

16. The properties one would use to separate iron from salt.  What is a magnetism or the ability to dissolve in water (solubility)?

17. The properties one would use to separate water from salt.  What is a the boiling point?

18. Sugar (C 6 H 12 O 6 ), salt (NaCl), or carbon dioxide (CO 2 ).  What are compounds?

19. Sugar (C 6 H 12 O 6 ) and salt (NaCl), dissolved in water  What is a solution?

20. Carbon, Oxygen, Nitrogen, or Iron  What are elements?