Scientific or Not
This colourful arc after rain is a natural, testable event.
rainbow
This scientist studies weather patterns.
Meteorologist
This tool measures temperature.
thermometer
hese must always protect your eyes during experiments.
Safety goggles
This part controls all cell activities.
This type of claim cannot be measured or tested, such as “wearing red makes you lucky.”
Non-scientific claim
A scientist who studies rocks and Earth processes is called a/an _____.
Geologist
Which equipment is used to heat substances?
Bunsen burner
You should always do this before touching any lab equipment.
Follow the teacher’s instructions.
What is the part responsible for energy production in the cell?
Mitochondria/Mitochondrion
This term refers to any observable event that science can investigate.
phenomenon
A scientist who studies living organisms and their interactions with the environment is a/an _____.
Ecologist
These must always be worn to protect your eyes during experiments.
Safety goggles
This unsafe behaviour can lead to tripping or collisions in the lab.
Running
Bonus
Extra 300
Is this a scientific or non-scientific phenomenon?
The metal bar is rusting.
Scientific phenomenon
This scientist focuses on how the human body’s systems function.
Physiologist
Which piece of equipment is used to measure accurate liquid volume?
Graduated Cylinder
All spills or accidents must be handled in this way.
Report them immediately to the teacher.
These structures are found only in plant cells and help make food through photosynthesis.
Chloroplast
Bonus
Extra 500
This professional designs machines, structures, and new technologies.
Engineer
This device allows scientists to observe cells and microorganisms.
Microscope
A group is running late with their experiment. To save time, they quickly mix chemicals without teacher permission. The mixture gives off a strong smell and irritates their eyes. They panic and run across the lab.
What lab rules were broken?
"Ask for permission" & "Don't run around the lab"
If the cell was a house, what would be the door?
cell membrane