Chemistry Assignments

Final semester exam 

Study Guide and written portion of Unit 3 Project (typed and printed) due today. 

Rough draft (hand-written) of your assigned part of the written portion:

–Title Page and Basic Information: Alchemist

–Essential Human Functions: Particle Chief

–Disease Capacities: Orbit Chief

*Follow rubric expectations for a Level 4*

• Complete Chem Quest 14 and Skill Practice 14
• Study for 3.2b – 3.3 Quiz
• Prep binder for binder check

1.Depicting element in atom form, representing the number and size of electrons, neutrons and protons it has

2.Depicting element in ion form, representing the number and size of electrons, neutrons and protons it has

~Make sure to put the subatomic particles in the correct location!!~

• Finish Periodic Table Lab Part 1 
• Chem Quest 13 #s 14, 18-19
• Skills Practice 13 #s 3, 5-8

Due today: 

• Skills Practice 13 #s 1-2 and 4
• Read Section 13.3 and complete Review Questions on page 67 on separate sheet of paper to turn in

Unit 2 Exam corrections for extra credit.  You must submit original exam attached to a sheet with all questions that were wrong corrected and an explanation of how you corrected your answer. 

Unit 2 Project due (attached) 

Due: 

Due for Period 1: Complete Chem Quest 8 problems #s 8 - 12

 

Due for Period 5: None

 

Due for Period 7: Graphic organizer showing relationships between pure substances, elements, compounds and mixtures

–For each category, show the definition and examples

Due today:

 

1. Objective 2.3 Quiz - study using your exit tickets and notes

2. Binder Check 

1. Quiz on 2.1 a and 2.2 a, b, and c today. Study using your notes and exit tickets. 

2. Binder Check 

Two things due today: 

1. Complete  a Venn Diagram showing 3 differences and 3 similarities between heat and temperature.  

2. Your own heat flow example, identifying the hotter/cooler object before heat flow, the direction of heat flow and the object with the increased/decreased kinetic energy after heat flow. 

 

 

Complete an Analysis and Conclusion for Scenario II: Caffeine and Test Scores (see below).  

 

A group of High School students studied the effects of caffeine on test grades. Their hypothesis was that drinking caffeine before a test would increase test scores. They studied 60 chemistry students for a whole semester. Group 1 contained 30 students who drank one 12-ounce cappuccino exactly one hour before each test. Group 2 was made up of 30 students who drank nothing but water for an hour before their tests. 

Re-submission of Unit 1 Project due today. If you are unhappy with your grade on the project, make the improvements indicated on the rubric and re-submit by Friday Oct 17th for a re-assessment. 

–Due W10D3: Test Corrections due for extra credit

• Attached to original midterm on a separate sheet of paper

• Correct all the questions that you got wrong by answering why you got the question wrong and correcting the answer

Unit 1 Exam today. Study with your notes, homework, exit tickets and quizzes from this unit. 

Unit 1 Scientific Method project due today. See attached rubric and exemplar for more info. Must be typed and printed.  If you do not have access to a printer, email me your project by 7:30 am Tuesday.  My email is [email protected]

Complete the Simpsons Scientific Method Review in preparation for your quiz on Monday and midterm on Thursday. (attached)

• You have until THIS Friday, Oct 3rd, to turn in any thing on engrade from the first 7 weeks that has a zero for 60% of what it was originally worth

Simpsons Scientific Review (attached). 

Scientific Method Quiz this Thursday.  Review your Scientific Method notes and all homeworks related to the Scientific Method (eg Simpsons Scientific Review, Scientific Method Practice 1 and IV and DV Exit Ticket and Practice Handout) 

Hand-written rough draft of the Scientific Method Project is due at the beginning of class.  See attached project rubric for more information.  

Register for engrade at engrade.com using access code provided to you by Ms. Klemm.  If you don't have your code, e-mail Ms. Klemm by 8:30 pm tonight and she will email you back with the code by 9:30 pm.