McComb Chemistry Week One Review

Lab Safety

100

This type of equipment is worn by students in the lab. 

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

200

This type of shoe should be worn in the lab. 

Closed-toe shoe

300

These clear covers protect eyes in the lab when students are working with chemicals. 

Safety glasses/goggles

400

Chemicals should be wafted towards this facial appendage. 

Nose

500

Acids or bases are slowly added to this liquid that makes up 60% of the human body.

Water

Lab Equipment

100

Students should notify the teacher immediately if this equipment becomes broken or chipped. 

Glassware

200

This narrow, cylindrical shaped container is used to measure the volume of a liquid in the chemistry lab. 

Graduated cylinder

300

This small, hollow cylinder of thin glass with one end closed is used in chemical experimentation and analysis. 

Test tube

400

A wide glass with a lip for pouring that is used for holding and measuring liquid in the chemistry lab. 

Beaker

500

Chemical spills in the lab should be reported immediately to this person. 

Mrs. McComb

Teacher

Significant Figures

100

Solve the following and round answer to the correct number of significant figures.

12.01 mL  +  35.2 mL  +  6  mL  = 

53 mL

200

Solve the following and round answer to the correct number of significant figures.

12.34  g / 6.29 mL  =

1.96 g/mL

300

Solve the following and report your answer with the smallest number of significant digits. 

0.17362 km  x  31.22 km  x  170.06 km =

921.8 km

400

Solve the following and report your answer with the smallest number of significant digits.

9.042 mm  /  (5.24 mm  x 9.5 mm) = 

0.18 mm

500

Solve the following and report your answer with the smallest number of significant digits.

(0.45 mm)(0.28 mm)(0.85 mm)

0.11 mm³   

The Tea

100

Chemistry is the study of the properties of this space occupying mass. 

Matter

200

This super saiyan transforming hero can destroy Superman. 

Goku

300

This female scientist dedicated her life to the study of uranium and died from radiation poisoning. 

Madame Marie Curie

400

Dihydrogen monoxide is otherwise known as this polar molecule. 

Water

500

Mrs. McComb rescues this four-legged bestfriend. 

Dogs/Cats/Animals

Norms

100

This learning activity should be completed by students prior to the start of class. 

Do Now

200

This celery colored container is where students should turn in completed work. 

Green basket on Mrs. McComb's desk

300

This specialized hall pass may only be used by one student at a time in this class. 

Restroom Pass 

Bathroom Pass

400

This mobile device must be housed at the charging station or out of sight during class.

Cell phone

500

This evaluation of work by one or more students in this class is a form of regulation to ensure academic scientific quality. 

Peer Review