LAB SAFETY

Lab Safety

100

When using sharp tools they should be?

1. Thrown around

2. Pointed at others

3. Used carefully

4. Used to play with

Used carefully

200

1. If a laboratory fire erupts, immediately –

1. Notify your teacher

2. Run for the fire extinguisher

3. Throw water on the fire

4. Open the windows

• Notify your teacher

300

1. If a lab experiment is not completed, you should –

1. Discuss the issue with your teacher

2. Sneak in after school and work alone

3. Come in during lunch and finish while eating lunch 

4. Make up some results

Discuss the issue with your teacher

400

1. You have been injured in the laboratory (cut, burn, etc.), first you should –

1. Visit the school nurse after class

2. See a doctor after school 

3. Tell your teacher at once

4. Apply first aid yourself

Tell your teacher at once

500

1. In a laboratory, which of the following should not be worn?

1. Loose clothing 

2. Dangling jewelry 

3. Sandals

4. All of the above

All of the above

Lab Safety

100

When using chemicals they should –

1. Never be ingested

2. Be ingested if they look safe to eat/drink

3. Be sniffed

4. Taken home and used for extra experiments

Never be ingested

200

1. When mercury thermometers are broken you should –

1. Play with the mercury inside

2. Notify your teacher immediately

3. Throw the broken glass away yourself

4. Use paper towels to clean up the mercury

Notify your teacher immediately

300

1. You are heating a substance in a test tube. Always point the open end of the tube –

1. Toward yourself

2. Toward your lab partner

3. Toward another classmate

4. Away from all people

Away from all people

400

1. When gathering glassware and equipment for an  experiment, you should –

1. Read all directions carefully to know what equipment is necessary

2. Examine all glassware to check for chips or cracks

3. Clean any glassware that appears dirty

4. All of the above

All of the above

500

1. Horseplay or practical jokes in the laboratory are –

1. Always against the rules

2. Okay

3. Not dangerous

4. Only okay if you are working alone

1. Always against the rules

Lab Safety

100

If the lab is set up but no one is there, including your teacher, you should –

1. Start the lab on your own

2. Google the procedure for the lab and perform it

3. Not touch anything and wait for your teacher to arrive

4. Take the materials with you and leave

Not touch anything and wait for your teacher to arrive

200

1. If you do not understand a direction or part of a lab  procedure, you should –

1. Figure it out as you do the lab

2. Try several methods until something works

3. Ask your teacher before proceeding

4. Skip it and go on to the next part

Ask your teacher before proceeding

300

1. You are heating a piece of glass and now want to pick  it up. You should –

1. Use a rag or paper towels

2. Pick up the end that looks cooler 

3. Use tongs

4. Pour cold water on it

Use tongs

400

1. Long hair in the laboratory must be –

1. Cut short

2. Held away from the experiment with one hand

3. Always neatly groomed

4. Tied back or kept entirely out of the way with a hair  band and/or hairpins

_{Tied back or kept entirely out of the way with a hair  band and/or hairpins}

500

1. If a piece of equipment is not working properly, stop, turn it off, and tell –

1. The custodian

2. Your lab partner

3. Your best friend in the class

4. Your teacher

Your teacher

Coach K

100

Coach K has how many dogs?

2

200

Coach K's favorite person is?

Her nephew

300

What 3 sports does Coach K coach?

Basketball

Softball

Flag football

400

What is Coach Ks favorite food?

Pizza

500

1. When you finish working with chemicals, biological  specimens, and other lab substances, always –

1. Treat your hands with skin lotion

2. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water

3. Wipe your hands on a towel

4. Wipe your hands on your clothes

Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water