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1. WARM UP:

• Take this test (You have ten minutes): Do your best, this is just to indicate where you need to focus your study session today.
• USE THIS LINK: http://www.glencoe.com/qe/scienceOLC.php?qi=7392

• We will go over the answers and plan where you need to focus on this class. (The questions vary from student to student, please make note of the ones you missed and be ready to share why you missed this question and the correct answer.)
  

2. Use the links below to prepare for the test. YOUR CHOICE

You must keep a record of how you studied and what you learned for credit today. (Use the chart provided and see #3 below for more detail.

3. Fill out the time sheet on what you accomplished and how your knowledge increased as your ticket out the door. (Real World Application: This is how many companies pay their contracted employees, who must keep a record of their time worked on a project and account for what was accomplished in that given time.)

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Use the links below to review and practice for the test.

General Table of Content LINK: http://glencoe.mheducation.com/sites/007874637x/student_view0/chapter12/index.html

• Standardized Test Practice (Practice Test)
  
• Chapter Test Practice (Practice Test)
  
• Concepts in Motion (video on Phase Diagram and States of Matter) Also, check out these interactive table: Types of Crystalline Solids (13.0K) <--- Know these examples
• Interactive Tutor (Crossword Puzzle - Vocab Practice)
  
• Personal Tutor (How to solve Dalton's Partial Pressure Problems Video)
  
• Vocabulary eFlashcards (Great Vocab practice, but on Quizlet you play a game. Here is the Quizlet: https://quizlet.com/38494035/glencoe-chemistry-chapter-12-vocab-flash-cards/ )
  
• Section 1: Gases (End of Section Quiz)
  
• Section 2: Forces of Attraction (End of Section Quiz)
  
• Section 3: Liquids and Solids (End of Section Quiz)
  
• Section 4: Phase Changes (End of Section Quiz)
  

12.1-12.2 https://teachers.io/day/classes/2016-2017/chemistry/resources/files/m63SD4bQ35R7I98g

12.3-12.4 Link: https://teachers.io/day/classes/2016-2017/chemistry/resources/files/CI66s56j9cn99j87

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1. C

2. B (Solid to Gas; Bonds FORM, energy released; Bonds BREAK, energy gained/Added)

3. A (Liquids are less fluid than gases; fluids diffuse and flow; gasses adn liquids are considered fluids)

4. D (H--N; H--O, H--F)

5. B (Boiling Point Definition: temperature at which vapor pressure is same as atmospheric pressure)

6. C

7. D

8. C

9. A

10. A