Lab Safety
Chapter 1
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Chapter 5
Chapter 7
100

After handling chemicals in the lab you should always:

A. Dry them off with a paper towel

B. Wash your hands with just cold water in the sink

C. Wash your hands with both soap and water


C. Wash your hands with both soap and water

100

Which of the following is ALWAYS a nonrenewable natural resource?

A. Wind

B. Fresh water

C. Oil

C. Oil

100

Which of Earth's spheres encompasses all of  Earth's water?

A. Biosphere 

B. Geosphere

C. Hydrosphere

C. Hydrosphere 

100

The process by which two species evolve in response to change in each other. 

A. Speciation

B. Gene Flow

C. Coevolution

C. Coevolution

100

What provides the raw material for adaptations to local conditions?

A. Ecosystem Diversity

B. Genetic Diversity

C. Species Diversity

B. Genetic Diversity

200

In order to smell a chemical you should: 

A. Waft the fumes towards your nose

B. Hover your nose a safe distance from the beaker

C. Place your nose directly over the beaker, but only for a short time

D. Never smell chemicals in a lab


A. Waft the fumes towards your nose

200

The branch of philosophy that deals with good, bad, right, and wrong is called: 

A. Logic

B. Ethics

C. Science

D. Humanism

B. Ethics

200

Nitrogen fixation can be accomplished naturally either by a lightning strike or by 

A. Nitrogen-Fixing bacteria

B. Denitrifying bacteria

C. Ecological Footprint

D. Biogeochemical cycles

A. Nitrogen-Fixing bacteria

200

A trait that is passed to the next generations that increases an individuals: 

A. Fitness

B. Evolution

C. Adaptation

D. Survival of the Fittest.  

C. Adaptation

200

The process of breeding and raising organisms in controlled conditions is called: 

A. Debt-for-nature swap

B. Wildlife Corridors

C. Captive Breeding

D. Cloning

C. Captive Breeding

300

Broken glass should be:

Put into a container specifically for broken glass

300

Data expressed in numbers:

A. Quantitative

B. Qualitative 

C. Quality 

D. Quadratics


A. Quantitative

300

Eutrophication of a body of water is often caused by 

A. Proteins and Carbons

B. Lipids and Hydrocarbons

C. Phosphorus and Nitrogen

D. Sugars and Fats

 

C. Phosphorus and Nitrogen

300

This type of species eats' both plants and animals. 

Omnivore 

300
The illegal capture or killing of an organism often for money, is called 

Poaching 

400

What should you do if a chemical splashes in your eye?

Go to the eyewash station

400

Describes an ecosystem centered view of our relationship with the environment: 

A. Biocentrism

B. Anthropocentrism 

C. Ecocentrism

D. Humanism

C. Ecocentrism

400

The ice covered parts of Earth make up the: 


Cryosphere

400

Humans have created corn with larger sweeter kernels; wheat and rice with larger and more numerous grains; and apples, pears, and oranges with better taste. What is this an example of?

Artificial Selection 

400

As you near the equator what happens to the levels of biodiversity?

Increase

500

What is the right way to mix water and acid?

Slowly add acid into the water while stirring the solution

500

A testable idea that attempts to explain a phenomenon or answer a scientific question is the definition of:

Hypothesis 

500

This type of plate boundary is where two plates collide together. 

Convergent 

500

Honeybees pollinate flowers and in return they receive nectar as a food source. What type of relationship is this? 

Mutualism

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500

These animals are at the highest risk of extinction

Endangered Species 

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