WorksheetsHarvey Science Class Expectations & Lab Safety Check UP
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 2hrs 36mins
One of the five expectations for success in Mr. Harvey's Science Class is to BE HERE. This means you should be where you’re supposed to be, when you’re supposed to be there. Be present and ready to begin. Take care of personal needs outside of class time, when -?-.
possible
tired
late
hungry
One of the five expectations for success in Mr. Harvey's Science Class is to BE PREPARED. This means having all of your supplies, such as an electronic device, notebook, pen or pencil, completed assignment, and a positive attitude and willingness to take -?- risks.
learning
financial
physical
social
One of the five expectations for success in Mr. Harvey's Science Class is to BE RESPECTFUL. This means respecting yourself, respecting others, and respecting the -?- and all materials.
surroundings
rules
assignments
teachers
One of the five expectations for success in Mr. Harvey's Science Class is to BE LEARNING. This means doing what you should be doing when you should be doing it, always keeping the goal in mind: -?-.
LEARNING
WINNING
TEACHING
PLAYING
According to the standard grading scale, what percentage is required to receive a grade of 'A'?
80% or above
90% or above
70% or above
60% or above
According to the standard grading scale, what does a grade of 'F' indicate?
Excellent and outstanding quality
Better than average, very good quality
Work below minimum quality; considered failing
Average quality, good work
What percentage of the final grade in Science class is determined by assessments (tests/quizzes)?
10%
20%
30%
40%
Students are expected to know and use their student login to check their grades on -?- at least on a weekly basis.
Infinite Campus
Google Classroom
Blackboard
Edmodo
What is the penalty for submitting an assignment late?
No penalty
Points may be deducted from the grade
Automatic A
Extra credit
According to the Middle School Science Lab Safety guidelines, what should you do if you do not understand a direction during a lab activity?
Ignore it and continue.
Ask the teacher for help.
Ask a friend for help.
Leave the lab.
Which of the following is NOT allowed in the science lab according to the General Conduct & Expectations?
Eating food
Wearing safety goggles
Following instructions
Monitoring your own lab activity
Participation in lab activities is a privilege that is continually maintained through -?-.
proper conduct
attendance only
completing homework
wearing a lab coat
You should always wear approved safety goggles or glasses from the moment you begin the lab until the moment you have cleaned your station.
True
False
According to the dress code, what type of shoes should you wear on lab days?
Sandals
Flip-flops
Closed-toe shoes
Barefoot
According to lab safety rules, is it acceptable to perform experiments that are not authorized by your teacher?
Yes
No
Never eat, drink, chew gum, or taste -?- in the lab.
anything
water
your lunch
medicine
Which of the following is true about handling chemicals in the lab?
You should taste chemicals to identify them.
You should never taste any chemicals and should use wafting to smell them.
You should smell chemicals directly by putting your nose over the container.
You should mix all chemicals together.
What should you do if you break glassware in the lab?
Alert the teacher immediately and use a brush and dustpan to clean up the broken glass. Never handle broken glass with your bare hands.
Pick up the broken glass with your hands and throw it in the regular trash bin.
Ignore the broken glass and continue with your experiment.
Sweep the broken glass under the table to hide it.
You should report all accidents, injuries, and spills to the teacher immediately, no matter how small.
True
False
When heating a substance in a test tube, in which direction should the opening be pointed?
Toward yourself
Toward others
Away from yourself and others
It does not matter
How should you dispose of chemicals and waste in the lab?
Dispose of all chemicals and waste properly. Never mix chemicals in sink drains. Use the designated waste containers for solids, chemicals, and broken glass.
Pour all chemicals down the sink drain, regardless of type.
Throw broken glass in the regular trash bin.
Mix all waste together in one container for convenience.
What should you do if a chemical splashes into your eye(s)?
Immediately use the eyewash station. Hold your eyelids open and flush with water for at least 15 minutes. Alert the teacher.
Rub your eyes vigorously to remove the chemical.
Wait for the pain to subside before doing anything.
Cover your eyes and sit quietly until help arrives.
After each lab, what should you do with your workspace and equipment?
Clean all equipment and your work area. Return all materials and equipment to their proper storage locations.
Leave everything as it is for the next group to use.
Throw away any equipment you no longer need.
Only clean up if you made a mess.
Why is it important to wash your hands after every experiment?
To remove any chemicals or contaminants and ensure safety.
To make your hands smell nice.
To impress your classmates.
To avoid getting your hands wet.
According to the Educational Technology - Expectations & Guidelines for Use, what should you do if you do not know how to use any part of a technology device, website, or software?
Try to figure it out on your own.
Ask for assistance.
Ignore it.
Use someone else's account.
You should use only your school-issued account to access technology resources according to the Educational Technology - Expectations & Guidelines for Use.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT allowed according to the Educational Technology - Expectations & Guidelines for Use?
Using appropriate language in projects
Sharing your address online
Researching school-appropriate content
Reporting equipment damage to your teacher
While using school accounts and school equipment, you have no explicit guarantee of -?-.
privacy
success
ownership
access
According to the Educational Technology - Expectations & Guidelines for Use, what should you do if you notice any issues or damage to your technology equipment?
Ignore it.
Try to fix it yourself.
Report it to your teacher immediately.
Use it anyway.
You should only research using school-appropriate content and sites, according to the Educational Technology Expectations & Guidelines for Use.
True
False
According to the Educational Technology - Expectations & Guidelines for Use, who can read any messages or projects you create on any technology device using your school-provided accounts?
Only you
Your friends
Your teacher and/or school staff
No one
You should wear appropriate -?- for labs.
safety equipment
casual clothes
sports gear
party hats
Handle chemicals, glassware, equipment, and specimens with -?-.
care
anger
neglect
force
Know the locations of safety equipment and what to do in case of a(n) -?-.
emergency
celebration
vacation
experiment
Keep your workspace neat, clean, and -?-.
organized
messy
noisy
crowded
Personally monitor your experiments and be -?- of others.
aware
careless
ignorant
unconcerned
Return lab equipment correctly. Dispose of -?- properly.
waste
books
water
furniture
Read and check the -?- before using any chemicals or equipment.
labels
instructions
colors
prices
Notify the instructor if you are injured or encounter -?- equipment.
broken
clean
new
safe
According to the Science Lab Safety Agreement, what must a student do before participating in lab activities? A student must -?-
Read the 'Middle School Science Lab Safety Rules & Technology Use Expectations' and understand them.
Ask a friend for the rules and skip reading them.
Only follow the rules if the teacher is watching.
Start the experiment before reading any rules.
According to the Science Lab Safety Agreement, what should a student do if they do not understand any part of a procedure?
Ask for help.
Guess what to do next.
Ignore the confusion and continue.
Wait for someone else to finish.
Which of the following is NOT a consequence of willfully failing to follow lab safety rules?
Immediate removal from the lab activity and a failing grade on the lab
A conference with parents/guardians and the school administration
Extra credit in science class
Potential suspension from future lab activities
What should a student do if there is an accident, injury, or unsafe situation in the lab? Report all accidents, injuries, and unsafe situations to -?- immediately.
my teacher
my friend
the janitor
the principal
Before starting any lab activity, what is the most important thing you should do?
Read and understand all instructions and safety rules.
Begin the experiment immediately.
Start mixing chemicals to see what happens.
Ask a friend what to do.
Which of the following actions is appropriate if you notice a spill during a laboratory experiment?
Inform the teacher and follow proper cleanup procedures.
Cover the spill with paper towels and leave it.
Ask another student to clean it up for you.
Ignore the spill and continue working.
What should you do with long hair before participating in a science lab?
Leave it loose as usual.
Wear a hat over it.
Ignore it, as it does not matter in the lab.
Tie it back securely to prevent accidents.
Which of the following is an example of being responsible with educational technology in class?
Posting personal photos online using your school account.
Sharing your login information with friends.
Using your device to play games during lessons.
Only accessing websites approved by your teacher.
Before starting any experiment, what is the most important thing to do?
Mix all chemicals together.
Read all instructions and ask questions if needed.
Begin working immediately.
Wait for your classmates to finish.
Reorder the following by what counts MOST toward your final grade to LEAST:
Assessments (Tests & Quizzes)
Labs & Projects
Classwork & Skill Building
Science Starters
At W.M.S. We have PRIDE - Match the Letter with its word (easy ;-))
P
Proud
R
Respectful
I
Involved
D
Determined
E
Empathy
