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Froggy Jumps Elements - Chemistry -Version en ligne Easy fun game of 8th grader to get to know what Elements -Chemistry- par Teacher Wissal 1 Which of the following is NOT a matter? a Air b Water c Light 2 What are the tiny particles that make up all matter called? a Elements b Molecules c Atoms 3 Which statement about elements is TRUE? a They contain different types of atoms b They are made of only one type of atom c They can be separated into simpler substances 4 Which of the following is an element? a Salt b Gold c Water 5 What does the symbol "O" represent on the periodic table? a Ozone b Osmium c Oxygen 6 If a piece of pure copper only contains copper atoms, what is it? a A compound b An element c A molecule 7 What is the smallest unit of an element that still has that element's properties? a Particles b Atom c Molecule 8 Which of the following is the correct chemical for Sodium? a S b Sn c Na 9 Which of the following groups shows only elements? a Hydrogen, sugar, Carbon dioxide b Copper, Water, Carbon Dioxide c Oxygen, Iron, Gold 10 Which of these statements describes an element best? a A combination of two or more substances b A mixture of atoms and molecules c A pure substance made of one kind of atom

Froggy Jumps

Elements - Chemistry -Version en ligne

Easy fun game of 8th grader to get to know what Elements -Chemistry-

par Teacher Wissal

Which of the following is NOT a matter?

Air

Water

Light

What are the tiny particles that make up all matter called?

Elements

Molecules

Atoms

Which statement about elements is TRUE?

They contain different types of atoms

They are made of only one type of atom

They can be separated into simpler substances

Which of the following is an element?

Salt

Gold

Water

What does the symbol "O" represent on the periodic table?

Ozone

Osmium

Oxygen

If a piece of pure copper only contains copper atoms, what is it?

A compound

An element

A molecule

What is the smallest unit of an element that still has that element's properties?

Particles

Atom

Molecule

Which of the following is the correct chemical for Sodium?

Which of the following groups shows only elements?

Hydrogen, sugar, Carbon dioxide

Copper, Water, Carbon Dioxide

Oxygen, Iron, Gold

Which of these statements describes an element best?

A combination of two or more substances

A mixture of atoms and molecules

A pure substance made of one kind of atom

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Elements - Chemistry -

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Elements - Chemistry -Version en ligne

par Teacher Wissal

Which of the following is NOT a matter?

What are the tiny particles that make up all matter called?

Which statement about elements is TRUE?

Which of the following is an element?

What does the symbol "O" represent on the periodic table?

If a piece of pure copper only contains copper atoms, what is it?

What is the smallest unit of an element that still has that element's properties?

Which of the following is the correct chemical for Sodium?

Which of the following groups shows only elements?

Which of these statements describes an element best?

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