What should you do if you don't know what to do during a science experiment?

• Guess and proceed

• Follow your instincts

• Ask your teacher for instructions

• Do nothing

Why should you not taste anything during a science experiment?

• It might taste bad

• It could be harmful unless your teacher says it is safe

• It could be too hot

• It might be too cold

How should you smell a substance in a science class?

• Put your nose directly near it

• Gently move the air from above the substance to your nose

• Inhale deeply from a distance

• Ask your friend to smell it first

What should you wear to protect your eyes during a science experiment?

• Sunglasses

• Safety goggles

• A hat

• A face mask

What should you wear to protect your hands when working with materials or chemicals?

• Gloves

• Mittens

• Bandages

• Lotion

Why should you keep your hands away from your face during a science experiment?

• To avoid getting chemicals, plants, or animals on your face

• To keep your face clean

• To avoid distractions

• To look professional

What should you do if you have allergies during a science class?

• Ignore them

• Tell your teacher

• Take medicine without telling anyone

• Leave the classroom

How should you move around the classroom during a science experiment?

• Quickly and excitedly

• Slowly and carefully

• Running

• Jumping

What should you do if there is a spill, accident, or injury during a science experiment?

• Clean it up yourself

• Ignore it

• Report it to your teacher

• Blame someone else

Who should handle hot equipment during a science experiment?

• The students

• The teacher

• The principal

• The janitor