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WorksheetsLab Safety Quiz Study Guide
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 22mins
Dangling jewelry or lanyards are acceptable in the lab.
True
False
Broken glass should be swept up and put in the trash can.
True
False
Injuries should be reported to the teacher.
True
False
Separate tools should be used when measuring different chemicals or materials.
True
False
Long hair should be tied back during experiments.
True
False
Flip flops are acceptable in the lab.
True
False
While working in the lab it is not a good idea to put your hands in your mouth or eyes.
True
False
When done with your lab, glassware must be cleaned, rinsed and hung to dry.
True
False
All equipment must be left at your lab stations instead of putting it back in its designated spot where you found it.
True
False
Your lab stations should be wiped down with a paper towel(which should then go in the trash, not the recycling).
True
False
Chemical spills should be reported to the teacher.
True
False
Loose clothing is ok in the lab.
True
False
No food or drink(including gum) is allowed in the lab.
True
False
If you goof around in the lab, you might receive a zero and be asked to leave.
True
False
If you find that equipment is broken during the lab, just put it any old place without telling your teacher.
True
False
(a) should be worn instead of contact lenses.
For eye protection, (a) are worn in the lab.
You should never directly sniff the chemicals by putting your nose near them. Instead use the (a) technique.
Your lab space must be kept neat and tidy: all personal belongings, including (a) , must be clear of the lab space.
No chairs are allowed in the lab stations, you must (a) during a lab.
Materials of any kind should be kept away from the (a) of the lab bench.
When not in use hot plates should be (a) .
Chemicals should never be poured down the (a) .
When mixing chemicals, (a) should be added first.
Glassware that has been heated should be touched using tongs, (a) , or mitts.
If chemicals are accidentally splashed or rubbed into your eyes, you should ? Mark all that apply.
Report it to the teacher
Flush your eyes out using the eye washing station for at least 10 minutes
Flush your eyes out for 1 minute
Wait a few minutes to see if it is really serious
If your skin is accidentally burned ( from a flame or chemical) during the lab, you should:
(mark all that apply)
Report it to the teacher
Put a band-aid on it
Put it in your mouth so the enzymes in your saliva will heal it
Rinse the afflicted area with cold running water under the sink for about 10 minutes
If a flame gets out of control during an experiment, you should: (mark all that apply)
Run
Pour water on it
Use your coat or another article of clothing to try to suffocate the flames
Use the fire blanket
Make S'mores
This symbol means:
Thermal Warning
Sharp Object Hazard
Corrosive Warning
Hazardous Fumes
What does this symbol mean?
corrosive warning
thermal warning
proper disposal required
hazardous fumes
What does this symbol mean?
hazardous fumes
proper disposal required
sharp object hazard
thermal warning
What does this symbol mean?
corrosive warning
hazardous fumes
thermal warning
sharp object hazard
What does this symbol mean?
corrosive warning
thermal warning
proper disposal required
sharp object hazard
