Safety in the Lab

If you get something in your eye, you should

• wash your hands immediately.

• put the lid back on the container.

• tell your teacher right away.

• wait to see of your eye becomes irritated.

2. Before starting an activity, you should

• try an experiment of your own..

• read all directions and make sure you understand them.

• open all containers and packages.

• handle all equipment to become familiar with it.

3. If your equipment is chipped or broken, you should

• put it back..

• increase the damage so that's it is obvious.

• use it only for solid materials.

• give it to your teacher for recycling or disposal.

4. At the end of any activity, you should

• wash your hands thoroughly before leaving the lab.

• cover your face with your hands.

• put on your safety googles.

• leave the materials where they are.

5. If you get hurt or injured in any way, you should

• to your principal's office.

• get help after you finish the activity.

• find bandages or the first aid kit.

• tell your teacher immediately.

6. If you have unused liquids after finishing an activity, you should

• pour them down the sink or drain.

• mix them all together in a bucket.

• dispose of them as directed by your teacher.

• put them back into their original containers.

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NGSS.MS-PS1-3

7. When working with materials that might fly into the air and hurt someone's eye, you should wear

• a hat.

• goggles.

• gloves.

• an apron.

8. You should use frayed electrical cords or loose plugs.

• False

• True

• Sometimes

9. Do not cut an object while holding the object in your hands.

• False

• True

• Sometimes

10. Treat animals carefully and respectfully.

• Never

• Sometimes

• Always