Safety First!
Lab Equipment
Crazy Conversions
Scientific Method
Glorious Graphs
100

If your lab partner’s clothes catch on fire, what is the first thing you should do?

TELL THE TEACHER

100

Used to grind solid materials into a powder

Mortar & Pestle

100

Convert 23 cm to m.


0.23 m

100

What is the dependent variable?


What is being measured

100

This type of graph is used for showing percentages.


Pie/Circle Graphs

200

What is the best safety equipment for helping a person who is on fire?

Fire Blanket

200

Used to transfer liquids from large to small containers


Funnel

200

Convert 3,600,000 mm to km.


3.6 km

200

Factors that stay the same in an experiment so that the results are reliable are called…


Constants

200

The best type of graph to show qualitative vs quantitative data

Bar Graph

300

What word is used to describe how to appropriately smell unknown substances in lab?

Waft

300

Best glassware to measure precise amounts of liquid


Graduated Cylinder

300

Place 150,000,000 into scientific notation


1.5 x 108

300

A rule or principle that describes how something happens in nature is a…


Scientific Law

300

The best graph to show quantitative vs. quantitative data


Line Graph

400

List 3 things you should wear to protect yourself from chemicals.


Safety Goggles, Lab Apron, Long Pants, Close-Toed Shoes

400

What two objects are used to heat substances in lab?


Hot Plate & Bunsen Burner

400

Convert 75°F to °C 


24 degrees celsius

400

Explain the difference between precise measurements and accurate measurements.


Precise measurements are consistent/specific. 

Accurate measurements are correct.


400

List 3 things every line graph must have.


Title, X-Axis label, Y-Axis label


500

What specific precaution is necessary for heating test tubes?


Tilt the mouth of the test tube away from you and your partners

500

The curve that forms in liquids in graduated cylinders.


Meniscus

500

Convert 71,000 mL to gallons.


18.8 Gal

500

A team of scientists want to test if watching commercials makes kids eat more snacks when watching TV.  They gather two groups of elementary school students.  The first group watches 2 hours of TV with no food commercials.  The second group watches 2 hours of TV with food commercials every 15 minutes.  After the scientists record how many goldfish the students ate during the time period.


List the independent variable, dependent variable, control group, and experimental group. 


IV = whether or not kids watch food commercials

DV = amount of goldfish eaten

Control group = group without food commercials

Experimental group = group with food commercials


500

What axis does the dependent variable go on? What axis does the independent variable go on?

DV on Y-Axis

IV on X-Axis