Unit 1 Test Review

What should I know, Mrs. Cooke?

THE ELEMENTS
This section has 20 of the elements you are supposed to have
memorized. It is just like the elements quizzes…you give the symbol if
the name is given and the name if the symbol is given.
Practice
You have 5 minutes to practice with either a partner (a good time to
introduce yourself to your new neighbors) or by yourself. Time starts
now!
 N Fe Rn
Si F Pb Cl
Hg P
Sc
Se He K Cd Xe Ga
Sn Ge
Kr
Ca V
Mg C Sb Ba Cs
Au Y
W Na H
O Ti
Ni Al
Mo Br Be Li
Rb Zn As
Pt B
Mn I
Ag
Cu Ar Co
Ne
Sr Bi S U
QUANITITATIVE VS. QUALITATIVE
What is quantitative? What is qualitative?

Practice begins in three…two…one.

Is this statement quantitative or qualitative?

In hockey, there are 12 players on the ice

(not counting penalties).
Quantitative or qualitative?
The ice hockey puck is a solid, black disk.
Quantitative or qualitative?
A standard ice hockey puck is 2.5 cm thick, 7.6 cm in diameter, and
weighs between 156 and 170 g.
Qualitative or quantitative?
In the NHL, there are four on ice officials; two
referees and two linesmen.
Qualitative or quantitative?
“Biscuit” is the common slang term for the ice
hockey puck.
LABORATORY EQUIPMENT
You will want to know the names of the
equipment from pages 7 and 8 in your lab book.
Name this piece of equipment
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SIGNIFICANT FIGURES
Know the rules in order to identify the correct
number of significant figures.
How many sig figs?
3,330 miles
How many sig figs?
354 people
How many sig figs?
3.52 mL
How many sig figs?
7.34 x 1025 atoms of gold
How many sig figs?
0.00230 ms
How many sig figs?
5050 mL
How many sig figs?
43,102.0 m
How many sig figs?
5 cars
How many sig figs?
80.0010 cm
How many sig figs?
21.0 0C
How many sig figs?
175 graded papers
MEASURING
When measuring, always estimate one digit past the marks.
What is this measurement?
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GRAPHING
Know how to identify independent and dependent
variables. Know if a variable is qualitative or
quantitative. Know what a controlled experiment is.
Know all the parts of the graph and how to make a
graph.
 Here’s a scenario:
Al wonders if adding salt to water will affect how long it takes the
water to freeze. Al thinks that salt water will freeze more quickly
than fresh water. He decides to check his hypothesis by conducting
an experiment. Al takes two ice trays and fills one with distilled
water and the other with distilled water that has two tablespoons of
salt added. He makes sure he puts exactly the same amount of
water in each ice tray. Al takes the trays and puts them side by side
in the freezer. Al checks the ice trays every 10 minutes to see if the
water in each tray has begun to freeze. Al finds that after 20 minutes
the water in the ice tray without the salt has started to form ice,
while the ice tray with the salt water is still completely liquid.
What is the independent variable?
Is this independent variable qualitative or
quantitative?
What is the dependent variable?
Is the dependent variable quantitative or
qualitative?
Name two things that made this a controlled
experiment.
Name the six main parts of a graph.
Measuring part 2
If i wanted to measure a small amount of liquid for a lab, what piece
of lab equipment would i use?

What units would i use to measure this?

Scientific notation
82,851 -----> 8.29 x 104

8.19 x 10-7 ------->

0.000000819
That’s it. Study wisely.