<p> March Madness Chemistry Tournament</p><p>1. Do the March Madness Puzzle so that you can see how it works. This will count as an extra credit check. 2. For a “95” quiz grade, create your own puzzle. Use rules for each round that review some of the things you have done. You should use a different rule for each round. Here are some examples:</p><p>Element that is most electronegative, largest radius, most reactive</p><p>Compound that is polar, nonpolar, or a particular shape</p><p>Bond that is the most polar</p><p>Compound that is covalent or ionic</p><p>Element with the greatest atomic mass </p><p>Element that is in a particular family</p><p>3. Be creative! Give me two copies. One should have all the answers, and one should be blank, like the one I gave you.</p><p>4. Please pass yours in by Friday, March 28th.</p><p>CO2 NaCl</p><p>H2O Ne</p><p>Ag</p>