Complete the attached WORKSHEET;
Complete the in-class assignment of Ch 7 EOCs # 49-67 Odd;
STUDY for tomorrow's TEST on Ch. 7!

DO Problems #2-20 even on page 190.

Complete the Ch. 6 worksheets 1-5. Print the Ch. 6 Study Guide, and complete the Self Test questions (pages 125 - 130 only).

Please print the following worksheets and bring them to class on Wed 10/12 (Sixth period) or Thurs (first period). Period 1, you guys should be able to complete worksheet 1 for homeowrk tonight. To save paper, print each worksheet two-to-a-page. These are also available on Blackboard; I'll post the keys there later.

The test on Ch. 6 will be Monday October 17th.

A practice test for ch. 5 has been posted on Blackboard. The key is also posted. Have fun studying for Monday's test!

If you have not done so already, PRINT all of the following documents. In order to save paper and ink, I suggest you print them two-to-a-page. The Study Guide alone is 22 pages if you print them singly! DON'T complete them at home... you will do this in class. Just print them.

BRING all documents tand your book to class on Thursday and work on them IN CLASS. I will not be at school on Thursday; you'll have a substitute, and the sub will expect you to have all these documents to work on. Since I'm out, I will postpone the Chapter 5 Test until Monday.

ALSO -- IB kids... the WHS IA Guidelines for writing up your labs is below. Non IB students don't need to print this, but IB'ers do! This tells how I'd like your lab experiments written up. If you have IB Bio, it's pretty much identical to what you got from your Bio teacher, so no need to print it again.

Do Problems # 1 - 6 on page 96

Memorize the 3rd set of ion flashcards (see link below).
Complete the Ch. 2 and Ch. 3 Cramsheet study guides.
Happy LABOR Day!

Please print this lab activity; READ the entire procedure to familiarize yourself with what we'll be doing, and bring two sheets of Graph paper if you have it. (I have some for those who don't have their own graph paper.) We will do this experiment on Thursday Sept. 1st.

Homework problems due today: Pgs 48-49, #10 - 50, every other even

QUIZ on Chapter 1. Topics covered will be classification of matter, physical and chemical properties, phase change names, significant figures, doing calculations using numbers in scientific notation without the use of a calculator, and calculations using dimensional analysis (factor label method). Know how to do density and solubility problems as well.

IONS that will be on the Ch. 1 Quiz Monday:
NOTE: These cards use an older nomenclature (suffixes of -ous or -ic) for the names of transition metal cations. The more modern way to name them is to use roman numerals that designate their charge. You will need to know BOTH names!
Here are the names:
Cuprous = Copper (I)
Cupric = Copper (II)
Ferrous = Iron (II)
Ferric = Iron (III)
Mercurous = Mercury (I)
Mercuric = Mercury (II)
Stannous = Tin (II)
Stannic = Tin (IV)

QUIZ on IONS set #1.
Complete questions #11-14 on the one-page study guide.
There will be a QUIZ on Ch. 1 on Monday!

Here's a one-page study guide that will help you to review all the stuff in Chapter 1 (click link below). Homework for tonight is to answer questions # 1 - 5 on this study guide.

Then, review the concepts stated in # 6 - 10. Make sure you can do these things correctly!
Don't forget the ION QUIZ tomorrow!

Click the links below and print the documents.
The first link is a list of all the ions, both monoatomic and polyatomic, that you need to memorize. Put this list in your binder for reference.

The other link is the first of three sets of flashcards that you should use to help you memorize the ions. Print both sheets (one sheet is names, the other is formulas and charges) and then glue them together back to back, and then cut out the cards. YOU WILL HAVE A QUIZ ON THE IONS IN THE FIRST SET OF CARDS ON FRIDAY Aug. 26th. Quizzes on the other two sets will follow shortly thereafter.

You *should* be able to answer all these without having to read Chapter 1 of your text, because you **should** have already learned this stuff in Honors! Let's see what you actually remember....

On pages 21-24 of your text, do the following problems:
1, 5, 13, 19, 25, 27, 43, 51, 53, and 55.