MONKE CRIME 2

This fiber is ...

• Nylon

• Polyester

• Rayon

• Spandex

What element has an atomic number of 25

• NM

• Cu

• Hg

• Mn

What is the abbreviation for the element, Titanium

• Ta

• Ti

• Fn

• Og

Is this test easier than the last one?

• Yes

• No

If Sodium and Chlorine were to bond together to make NaCl (table salt), which one of the ionic charges is correct?

• Cl+

• Na-

• Na+

• Cl^

Which relationship causes a "tug of war" reaction between elements

• Endothermic Chemical Reaction

• Ionic Bonds

• Metallic Bonds

• Covalent Bonds

The equation for the Angle of Impact is ________

If Hydrogen and Oxygen were to bond to make H2O, which one would be the most electronegative?

• Hydrogen because its closer to the noble gases isle

• Oxygen because it has one of the largest polarities according to the electronegativity trend.

• Hydrogen because it has one of the largest polarities according to the electronegativity trend.

• They have the same electronegativity according the trend on the periodic table.

Granny: a famous cook

Michelle: a janitor

Steven: Michelle's boyfriend and a electrical worker

Elmo: Drywall and plumbing worker

If baking soda were to be found at the crime scene, who is most likely to have been present?

• Granny (directly linked to baking soda as she is a cook).

• None (insignificant amounts of evidence)

• Michelle & Steven (buys Granny's goods and go together everywhere)

• Elmo (drywall comes of baking soda, thus why he should've been there).

If Harold was linked to the appearance of the powder samples A, C, D,E, F while Bob is linked to the DNA sample, Chromatography, Powder Sample B, and Liquid sample G. Who is more likely to be at the crime scene.

• Bob, has the more important pieces of evidence and has many unique samples that incriminate him.

• Harold, has the most evidence thus why he should be there.

• Bob, has a real motive while Harold doesn't have any will to do such a thing.

• Both, they both have large amounts of evidence on them and they seem to be good friends.