Newton South
College Prep Chemisty
  • Home
    • Welcome & Course Outline
    • Reading Journal
    • Self-Efficacy Guide
  • Unit 1
    • Unit 1 - Section I - Defining Matter >
      • Unit 1 - Section I - ChemStar Assignments
    • Unit 1 - Section II - Basic Building Materials >
      • Unit 1 - Section II - ChemStar Assignments
    • Unit 1 - Section III - A World of Particles >
      • Unit 1 - Section III - ChemStar Assignments
    • Unit 1 - Section IV - Moving Electrons >
      • Unit 1 - Section IV - ChemStar Assignments
    • Unit 1 - Section V - Building with Matter
  • Unit 4
    • Unit 4 - Section I - Toxic Changes
    • Unit 4 - Section II - Measuring Toxins
    • Unit 4 - Section V - Toxic Cleanup
    • Unit 4 - Section IV - Acidic Toxins and Unit 4 Test
  • Unit 2
    • Unit 2 - Section I - Speaking of Molecules
    • Unit 2 - Section II Building Molecules and Section III Molecules in Action
    • Unit 2 - Section III - Molecules in Action
    • Family Chemistry Project
  • Unit 3
    • Unit 3 - Section I & II - Pressing Matter
    • Unit 3 - Section III - Concentrating Matter
    • Science Open House
  • Resources
    • Summer Resources for Science
Final Exam

Date:  Monday, June 20th, 8:15 am- 10:00 am.
Book Return:  If you signed out a textbook, bring it to room 3102 from 7:40 –8:00 am on Monday, June 20th.  You may also return your book anytime during review week.

Final Exam Preparation
There are many benefits to preparing for and taking a final exam.  Keep in mind that you are trying to gain an understanding of the “big picture” when studying for a cumulative exam.  You are most likely to remember information when it makes sense to you.  A value in studying for an exam of large scope is it allows you to review earlier information with the benefit of knowledge gained later.  The knowledge gained later can frequently help you to gain a clearer picture of topics that may have confused you the first time around.  Learning that comes from reevaluation can make a major difference in your overall understanding.  This difference is a reason why studying for exams is worthwhile.

Prepare for your final by
1.  completing the review packets.
2.  reviewing your reading journal.

The format of the exam will be similar to the unit tests:  vocabulary, multiple choice, and open response questions.

  You should bring the following items to the exam:
  • reading journal
  •  flash cards    
  • periodic table
  • pen or pencil
  • a non-programmable calculator*              
*  No cell phones or devices with internet access will be allowed.
                                                                
Course Outline
Unit 1:  Alchemy:  Matter, Atomic Structure, and Bonding 
              Lessons 1-22, 25, 26

Unit 4:  Toxins:  Stoichiometry, and Acids and Bases 
  Lessons 1-11, 19, 21,22, 23-26
 
Unit 2:  Smells:  Molecular Structure and Properties 
  Lessons 1-5, 9-11, 15-18
 
Unit 3:  Weather:  Phase Changes and Behavior of Gases  
  Lessons 5, 6, 9-13, 16, 17


Year Grades
80%     Term Grades  (20% per term)
10%     Unit Tests – (given at the end of each unit)
10%     Final Exam


Final Exam Review Packet



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