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WorksheetsKnow Your Hazard Symbols
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 8mins
Identify the GHS symbol
explosive
flammable
oxidizing
corrosive
Identify the GHS symbol
oxidizing
health hazard
environmental hazard
acute toxicity
Which of the following is/are true about reactive substances?
Are unstable under normal conditions
Readily undergo violent changes without detonating
Reacts violently with water
All of these
The following are classified as physical hazards except:
Match the pictogram to the correlating hazard
EXPLOSIVES
When diluting an acid with water, always remember to:
Pour water into acid
Pour acid into water
Add both at the same time
. none of these
Is a long, narrow tube with graduated markings, and a stopcock for dispensing the solution
pipette
burette
graduated cylinder
Erlenmeyer flask
Which of the following best describe hazard people?
People who are happy
People who follows instructions
People who are stressed
People who doesn’t need supervision
Which of the following is the correct way of reading the volume of clear liquids?
Keep your eye in the lower meniscus
Position your eye in high reading
Keep your eye in the upper meniscus
None of these
Its goals are harmonized criteria for the classification for physical, health and ecological hazards; harmonized communication with regard to hazardous substances labelling, transport labelling of dangerous goods, occupational health and safety, and consumer protection.
ICP
OSHA
MSDS
GHS
Contains work safety explanation in distributing chemical substances
Safety Labelling
Safety Data
Mixed Storage of Chemicals
Signage
Toxic chemicals can enter the body through a cut made in the skin by a sharp and contaminated object.
Absorption
Ingestion
Injection
Inhalation
Accidents often result from except
indifferent attitude
failure to use common sense
failure to follow instructions
work quietly at your station
Are poisonous and have carcinogenic, teratogenic, or mutagenic effect on human and another organism.
toxic substances
flammable substances
corrosive substances
reactive substances
Used for accurately dispensing known volume of liquid
burette
graduated cylinder
beaker
test tube
Used for preparing solutions of known volumes
beaker
volumetric flask
conical flask
erlenmeyer flask
used for grinding up solids
crucible
mortar and pestle
evaporating dish
spatula
Used to support container such as beakers and flasks during heating
wire gauze
evaporating dish
crucible
tong
Colored paper used to determine whether the solution is acidic, basic or neutral
pH paper
weighing paper
Fillter paper
sand paper
Used to prevent a person from exposure to hazardous fumes from chemicals
cupboard
fume hood
laboratory shower
closet
It is worn to protect the eyes during the experiment and must be worn at all times
goggles
lab coat
sun glasses
gloves
When diluting an acid with water, always remember to
Pour water into acid
Pour acid into water
Add both at the same time
. none of these
The proper method of testing the odor of an unknown chemical is to:
inhale the chemical deeply into your lungs
fan the fumes towards your nose
sniff the odor through one nostril
place your nose directly over the chemical
Why is laboratory safety important?
1. To prevent adverse health effects from exposure to chemicals
2. To prevent laboratory equipment hazards
3. To prevent horse playing
1 only
2 only
1 and 2
1, 2, and 3
The information in this section usually includes flash point, autoignition temperature, flammable limits and recommended extinguisher media.
Composition of mixture
Fire and explosion hazard data
Material Safety Data Sheets
Health hazards of the Chemical
