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Science Tools and Safety
Science Tools and Safety
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A sixth grade review of basic science tools, their uses, and safe science practices.
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If you do not understand a direction or part of a lab procedure, you should:
Skip it and go on to the next part.
Copy a friend.
Figure it out as you do the lab.
Raise your hand and ask the teacher for help.
2
What is this tool?
Graduated Cylinder
Beaker
Erlenmeyer Flask
Test Tube
3
A fire erupts in the class, first you should:
All of the above.
Tell the teacher.
Open the window(s).
Put water on the fire.
4
What tool is this?
Erlenmeyer Flask
Graduated Cylinder
Test Tube
Beaker
5
What is this tool?
Beaker
Erlenmeyer Flask
Test Tube
Graduated Cylinder
6
This is a factor that is changed by the scientist in an experiment:
Control
Conclusion
Procedure
Variable
7
The series of steps followed in order to carry out an experiment:
Control
Variable
Procedure
Conclusion
8
Who is this?
Ernie
Mr. Kitty
Chloe
Preston
9
This variable is kept constant in an experiment.
Variable
Control
Conclusion
Procedure
10
What is this tool?
Beaker
Buster Burner
Bunsen Burger
Bunsen Burner
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The
first
step of the scientific method:
Make a hypothesis.
Repeat the process.
Ask a question.
Observe and record data.
12
You accidentally break a test tube in a science lab. The next thing you should do is:
Tell the teacher.
Clean up the glass.
Fix any cuts.
13
If a lab experiment is not completed, you should:
Talk with your teacher.
Make up some results.
Sneak in later and work alone.
Come in during lunch and finish while eating lunch.
14
Safety goggles are worn:
All of the above.
to improve your eyesight.
when instructed due to use of heat, glass, and/or chemicals.
to reduce eye strain.
15
What tool is this?
Tweezers
Test Tube Clamp
Clips
Tongs
16
You carefully
watch
an experiment and
write down
what you see. This is like:
Making a hypothesis.
Observing and recording data.
Interpreting data.
Repeating the process.
17
A systematic approach to problem solving:
Control
Procedure
Scientific Method
Variable
18
After an experiment, you
review notes
and
create a graph
of your data. This is like:
Observing and recording data.
Making a hypothesis.
Interpreting data.
Repeating the process.
19
A judgement based on the results of an experiment:
Control
Conclusion
Procedure
Variable
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The
last
step of the scientific method:
Repeat the process.
Ask a question.
Observe and record data.
Make a hypothesis.
