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Laboratory Safety I - Quiz

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the first thing to do in laboratory safety?

a)

Establish laboratory order

b)

Wear personal protective equipment

c)

Operate the devices

d)

Mix chemical substances

2.

What is the main purpose of laboratory organization?

a)

To keep students busy

b)

To obtain a decoratively beautiful laboratory

c)

To ensure safe, efficient, and systematic work

d)

To store devices

3.

In case of an emergency fire situation, which equipment is used for the first intervention?

a)

Fire Extinguisher

b)

Cold water

c)

Laboratory calendar

d)

Computer

4.

What is the most important criterion for the safe use of chemical substances?

a)

Placing them side by side

b)

Labeling and proper storage

c)

Having excessive backup amounts of chemicals

d)

Using only liquids

5.

What is the most important measure in terms of electrical safety?

a)

Connecting cables to each other

b)

Saving electricity

c)

Keeping devices plugged in for a long time

d)

Regularly checking and maintaining equipment

6.

What is the first thing to do in an emergency situation?

a)

Lock the laboratory tightly and leave

b)

Restart the experiment safely

c)

Leave the scene safely and call for help

d)

Mix the chemicals in the correct way

7.

Which of the following is or are personal protective equipment? (Be careful : There may be multiple answers)

a)

Goggles

b)

Lab coat

c)

Mobile phone

d)

Gloves and mask

8.

What is an important consideration in waste management?

a)

Separation of waste according to type and proper disposal

b)

Collecting all waste in the same container

c)

Burning waste

d)

Storing waste

9.

What is the role of signs and warning signs in a laboratory environment?

a)

It is only for decorative purposes

b)

It is important to slow down

c)

It indicates hazards and emergency exits

d)

It is unnecessary for providing information

10.

What is the most important consideration in the storage of chemical substances?

a)

Providing appropriate temperature and humidity conditions

b)

Mixing different chemicals

c)

Leaving chemicals exposed

d)

Not labeling chemicals

11.

Which topic is prioritized in laboratory safety training?

a)

Laboratory decoration

b)

Properties of chemical substances

c)

Duration of experiments

d)

Prices of laboratory equipment

12.

What measure should be taken for fire safety?

a)

Regular inspection of fire alarms

b)

Not conducting fire drills

c)

Not using fire extinguishers

d)

Keeping doors constantly open

13.

Which one best aligns with the 'Laboratory Layout' strategy?

a)

'Avengers: Endgame' – Correct equipment and discipline

b)

'Star Wars' – Use of powerful equipment

c)

'Stranger Things' – Interesting and extraordinary solutions

d)

'The Big Bang Theory' – Scientific rigor

14.

Which cartoon character would you never want to work with in a laboratory?

a)

Tasmanian Devil

b)

Bugs Bunny

c)

Papa Smurf

d)

SpongeBob

15.

Which glass material is used for preparing and storing solutions in specific volumes?

a)

Erlenmeyer Flask

b)

Glass pipette

c)


Volumetric flask

d)

Beaker

16.

What is the long, thin glass material used for transporting small amounts of liquids in experiments?

a)

Glass pipette

b)

Beaker

c)

Glass stir rod

d)

Watch glass

17.

Which two glass materials are used together in the preparation of microscope slides?

a)

Beaker glass and Erlenmeyer

b)

Round-bottom flask and test tube

c)

Glass pipette and watch glass

d)

Slide and cover slip

18.

Which glass material is used for stirring substances during the preparation of chemical mixtures? Tip: It is also used as an auxiliary tool in filtration processes and other laboratory techniques.

a)

Glass pipette

b)

Round bottom flask

c)

Glass rod

d)

Slide

19.

Which of the following is a safety rule to be observed when using a test tube?

a)

Heating the tube directly at eye level

b)

Not pointing the mouth of the tube towards ourselves or others

c)

Placing the tube on a hot plate with bare hands

d)

Only closing the tube with plastic caps

20.

Which of the following glass materials is generally used for evaporating liquids, serving as a cover for beakers, or holding small solid samples?

a)

Watch Glass

b)

Cover Slip

c)

Glass rod

d)

Test tubes

21.

For what purposes is a beaker used in the laboratory?

a)

Only for measuring liquids

b)

For mixing, storing, and heating chemical solutions

c)

For culturing microorganisms

d)

For making microscopic examinations

22.

Which glass material is placed as a cover over preparations for examination under a microscope?

a)

Slide

b)

Beaker glass

c)

Petri dish

d)

Glass rod

23.

What is necessary to safely transport and store test tubes in a laboratory environment?

a)

Beaker glass

b)

Watch glass

c)

Test tube rack or clamp

d)

Glass pipette

24.

Which glass material is designed with a narrow neck to prevent the spillage of its contents?

a)

Beaker glass

b)

Erlenmeyer Flask

c)

Slide

d)

Watch glass

25.

Which of the following is a correct safety precaution regarding the use of glass materials in the laboratory?

a)

Using a Petri dish as a microscope slide

b)

Filling glass pipettes by mouth

c)

Quickly placing hot glass materials into cold water

d)

Not picking up broken glass materials with bare hands

26.

Which laboratory equipment is used to add chemical solutions very precisely drop by drop especially used in titration?*

a)

Pipette filler

b)

Burette

c)

Spatula

d)

Wash Bottle

27.

If you want to grind a solid substance into fine powder in a laboratory experiment, which tool should you use?*

a)

Glass rod

b)

Mortar and pestle

c)

Pasteur pipette

d)

Forceps

28.

For what purpose do you use a wash bottle in the laboratory?

a)

To measure the volume of liquids

b)

To wash glass materials with distilled water

c)

To crush solids

d)

To hold small objects

29.

“It has a taste for blood,
With a sharp and tiny bite;
It brings a vampire to mind,
Yet works in labs, not in the night.
What is it?”

a)

Burette

b)

Lancet

c)

Reagent bottle

d)

Spatula

30.

A super scientist, when developing a new drug, which material does he use to take a direct blood sample from the patient?

a)

Burette

b)

Spatula

c)

Syringe

d)

Tourniquet

31.

In the thriller film titled "The most dangerous area of the laboratory", which device, if used incorrectly, could cause a major fire?

a)

Pasteur pipette

b)

Wash Bottle

c)

Bunsen burner

d)

Glass rod

32.

Sherlock Holmes, which laboratory equipment would he use to examine a liquid at the crime scene?

a)

Pipette filler

b)

Pasteur pipette

c)

Tourniquet

d)

Wash Bottle

33.

Which laboratory instrument, like a chef, is used to take and mix small amounts of chemical substances?

a)

Spatula

b)

Petri dish

c)

Reagent bottle

d)

Glass rod

34.

A scientist accidentally placed a glass rod into a hot beaker. What happens?

a)

The glass rod melts and disappears.

b)

The glass rod breaks suddenly.

c)

The glass rod continues to stir the liquid, nothing happens.

d)

The beaker suddenly glows.

35.

A zombie virus accidentally leaked from the laboratory! Which glass material do you think the virus was cultured in and where did it leak from?

a)

Petri dish

b)

Beaker

c)

Watch glass

d)

Glass rod

36.

What volumes of liquids are micropipettes used to transfer?

a)

Large volumes (L)

b)

Medium volumes (dL)

c)

Small volumes (μL–mL)

d)

Solid materials

37.

What is a graduated cylinder used for?

a)

To measure liquid volumes

b)

To measure mass

c)

To measure length

d)

To measure temperature

38.

What is a beaker used for?

a)

Preparing solutions, heating, mixing.

b)

Measuring electric current.

c)

Measuring weight.

d)

Measuring gas pressure.

39.

What is the Erlenmeyer Flask used for?

a)

Mixing and storing solutions.

b)

Measuring temperature.

c)

Measuring pH.

d)

Weighing solid substances.

40.

What is a burette used for?

a)

It is used in titration experiments.

b)

It is used to mix solutions.

c)

It is used to weigh solid substances.

d)

It is used to collect gases.

41.

What is the primary purpose of a fume hood in a laboratory?

a)

To provide a space for chemical reactions

b)

To protect users from hazardous fumes

c)

To store laboratory equipment

d)

To measure temperature accurately

42.

Which of the following is essential when handling corrosive substances?

a)

Wearing appropriate personal protective equipment

b)

Mixing with water to dilute

c)

Using bare hands for better grip

d)

Ignoring safety data sheets

43.
a)

Test Tube Rack

b)

Finger Diameter Tester

c)

Drying Rack

d)

Chemical Analysis Holder

44.
a)

Pipette

b)

Flask

c)

Test Tube

d)

Graduated Cylinder

45.

Which of the following is not a lab safety rule?

a)

Do not eat or drink while in the laboratory

b)

Always wash your hands thoroughly before and after every practical lesson

c)

Run or play in the laboratory

d)

Do not place books or pieces of paper near a flame

46.

The following are some safety rules in a laboratory. Which one is not correct?

a)

Do not eat or drink in the laboratory

b)

Do not report any injury, however small, to the teacher

c)

Do not taste chemicals in the laboratory

d)

Do not run in the laboratory

47.
Identify the equipment shown here:
a)
beakers
b)
flasks
c)
decanters
d)
measuring cylinders
48.

Which of these pieces of equipment is beaker?

a)
b)
c)
d)
49.

What is this Glassware?

a)

Beaker

b)

Conical Flask (Erlenmeyer Flask)

c)

Round bottom flask

d)

Volumetric flask

e)

Measuring Cylinder

50.

Sum up your thoughts about this course in 3–4 words.

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