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WorksheetsScience Tools, Safety, and Scientific Method
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 57mins
What is the first thing you should do in the science lab if you spilled something or found a broken beaker?
Continue with the experiment.
Clean it up yourself.
Tell the teacher immediately.
Tell your friend.
How should you smell an unknown liquid?
Waft.
Inhale deeply.
Don't smell it at all.
Small intakes only.
How should you keep your work area?
Clear.
Unorganized.
Messy.
Clean and neat.
What should be rolled or pushed up?
Sleeves.
Pants
Socks
Scrunchies.
What is not allowed in the lab?
Beaker and test tube.
Paper and pencil.
Food or drinks.
Goggles and gloves.
What is not tolerated in the lab and will immediately have you dismissed from the lab?
Hypothesizing
Observations
Experimenting
Horseplay
What should you always do before beginning a lab?
Follow teachers instructions.
Put in your earbuds.
Read all directions.
Talk to your lab partner(s).
Name the science tool.
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Name the science tool.
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Name the science tool.
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Name the science tool.
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Name the science tool.
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Which science tools measure liquids?
Ruler
Graduated Cylinder
Bunsen Burner
Beaker
Balance
Name three science safety tools.
Name the six steps (in order) of the scientific method.
How did the scientific method relate to the owl pellet lab? Please write a paragraph (4-5 sentences).
Observation and measurements recorded during an experiment.
Data
Experiment
Science
Theory
A judgment based on the results of and experiment.
Theory
Conclusion
Hypothesis
Experiment
An educated guess about the solution to a problem.
Prediction
Experiment
Inference
Hypothesis
Basic steps used by scientist in solving problems and uncovering facts.
Science
Scientific Method
Experiment
Theory
