Your task is to create a condensed final examination of the course and the answer key for that final exam. This will assess your skills in research, design, communication, and problem$-$solving and, of course, demonstrate your mastery of the course concepts. Your exam will cover all units of study $`($ Bonding and Periodic Trends, Chemical Reactions, Chemical Quantities, Solutions and Gases.$).$ Success Criteria $$ Your Exam Should Have Several Types of Questions. Your exam must cover three evaluation categories $($Knowledge$,$ Communication, and Application$-$not Thinking$).$ See below for styles of questions that generally suit each category, and the minimum number of questions you need to create for each category: Knowledge Application Communication Total Type of Question Multiple choice with options a$-$e $($no calculations, or very simple one$-$step calculations$)$ Multi$-$step calculations or problems Sketch or interpret a graph Use chemistry concepts to explain a real$-$world phenomenon Explain a chemical concept in words. Read a passage $($about a scientist or technology$)$ and answer questions that follow Minimum Number of $20(4$ per unit$)5(1$ per unit$)5(1$ per unit$)$ Question s Marks $/40/30/30(2$ Marks each$)(6$ Marks