1. Jeopardy Template Source
Author: Matt Hamlyn (original) and Tom Duggan (modifications for ETTC)
Publisher: New Jersey Department of Education, Union County Educational Technology Training Center (ETTC)
Available at: "Templates," ETTC,

2. Modifications to ETTC Version
Added credits and instructions.
Replaced WordArt with title text (for ease of typing). Also altered the text content.
Altered return-to-board buttons (for invisibility).
Corrected hyperlinks for daily doubles.
Added Final Jeopardy category and "corrected" answer vs. question designation for Final Jeopardy.
Removed Alex Trebec.

3. Instructions Add picture of host?
Type in category headings, "answers," and "questions."
If desired, move the daily double slides (right before any "answer" slides), also changing the hyperlinks from the boards.
Run the show. Host and category headings are timed slides.
Click on unvisited dollar values on the board to reveal "answers."
If a daily double shows up, wait for the wager and then advance the show.
After contestant responds, reveal a correct "question" by advancing the show.
Click anywhere on "question" slides to return to the board.
Use the star button on the board to go on to next phase of game.
For Final Jeopardy, reveal the category, wait for wagers, and then advance the show.

4. put host here

5. Types of Bonds

6. Nomenclature

7. Properties

8. Lewis Structures

9. Molecular Geometry

10. Polarity and IM Forces

11. Types of Bonds
Nomenclature
Properties
Lewis Structures
Molecular Geometry
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12. Types of Bonds 100 Electrons shared between atoms

13. Types of Bonds $100 Covalent Bond

14. Types of Bonds 200 Ionic bonds form between

15. Types of Bonds $200 Metal + Nonmetals

16. Types of Bonds 300 Electron behavior in ionic bonds

17. Types of Bonds $300 Electrons transferred

18. Electron behavior in metallic bonds.
Types of Bonds 400
Electron behavior in metallic bonds.

19. Types of Bonds $400 Sea of electrons

20. Bonding affects potential energy in this way.
Types of Bonds 500
Bonding affects potential energy in this way.

21. Types of Bonds $500 More stable.

22. Nomenclature 100 Prefix meaning “one”.

23. Nomenclature 100 Mono

24. Nomenclature 200
Name N2O5

25. Nomenclature 200 Dinitrogen pentoxide

26. Formula for: Carbon tetrabromide
Nomenclature 300
Formula for: Carbon tetrabromide

27. Nomenclature CBr4

28. Nomenclature 400
Name:
Mg(CN)2

29. Nomenclature 400 Magnesium cyanide

30. Nomenclature 500
Formula for:
Aluminum sulfide

31. Nomenclature Al2S3

32. Properties 100 Structure ionic compounds form

33. Properties 100 Lattice

34. Excellent conductors of electricity in solid form
Properties 200
Excellent conductors of electricity in solid form

35. Properties 200 Metallic

36. Most are not soluble in water
Properties 300
Most are not soluble in water

37. Properties 300 Covalent / Metallic compounds

38. Have very low boiling points
Properties 400
Have very low boiling points

39. Properties 400 Covalent

40. When dissolved form electrolytes
Properties 500
When dissolved form electrolytes

41. Properties 500 Ionic Compounds

42. Lewis Structures 100 Outer electrons

43. Lewis Structures 100 Valence

44. This rule specifies that atoms want 8 valence electrons
Lewis Structures 200
This rule specifies that atoms want 8 valence electrons

45. Lewis Structures $200 Octet Rule

46. The least electronegative atom is placed here in a L.S.
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The least electronegative atom is placed here in a L.S.

47. Lewis Structures $300 The center

48. Six shared electrons are called
Lewis Structures 400
Six shared electrons are called

49. Lewis Structures $400 Triple Bond

50. When more than one structure is needed to show the molecule
Lewis Structures 500
When more than one structure is needed to show the molecule

51. Lewis Structures $500 Resonance

52. Molecular Geometry 100 Count the domains coming from this atom

53. Molecular Geometry $100 Center atom

54. Molecular Geometry 200
The geometry of:

55. Molecular Geometry $200 Tetrahedral

56. Molecular Geometry 300
Geometry of :

57. Molecular Geometry $300 Trigonal Planar

58. Daily
Double!!

59. How many nonbonding domains are in water?
Molecular Geometry 400
How many nonbonding domains are in water?

60. Molecular Geometry $400 Two

61. Molecular Geometry 500
VSEPR stands for

62. Molecular Geometry $500 Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion

63. Polarity and IM Forces 100 Tendency of an atom in a bond to attract electrons

64. Polarity and IM Forces $100 Electronegativity

65. When electrons are shared unequally
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When electrons are shared unequally

66. Polarity and IM Forces $200 Polar covalent

67. The strongest kind of intermolecular attraction
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The strongest kind of intermolecular attraction

68. Polarity and IM Forces $300 Hydrogen bond

69. Strongest IMF among atoms of:
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Strongest IMF among atoms of:

70. Polarity and IM Forces $400 Dipole-dipole

71. Polarity and IM Forces $500 A unique property of water due to hydrogen bonding

72. Polarity and IM Forces $500 High B. P
Polarity and IM Forces $500 High B.P., Solid ice, surface tension, etc.

73. Final
Jeopardy!!

74. Lewis Structures

75. Draw all the resonance structures for CO32-