Lab Safety
Lab Equipment
Microscope Parts
8 properties of life
8 properties of life
100

Used to wrap around a person if clothing catches a fire.

FIRE BLANKET

100

_______________ = Used to look at tiny objects

MICROSCOPE

100

Turns the microscope on and off. LOCATED AT The bottom of the microscope is known as the?

POWER SWITCH

100

_________________ =

- more than one cell.

- Has a longer life span

- EX. include humans, plants, and animals

Multicellular

100

What does the prefix Uni & Multi mean?

UNI = ONE

MULTI = MULTIPLE

200

Used to rinse chemicals out of your eye is known as what?

EYEWASH STATION

200

What holds test tubes up right?

TEST TUBE RACK

200

Holds slide in place ________________________

STAGE CLIPS

200

A student is playing basketball outside on hot day. The student begins to sweat. How does sweating help maintain homeostasis?

It helps to maintain internal temperature by cooling down the body.

200

___________________ = A process in which an animal’s body undergoes changes major changes in shape and form during its life cycle

Metamorphosis

300

How should you dress when participating in science lab?

- Hair pulled back

- Goggles

- Gloves

- Long pants

- Closed toe shoes

- aproan

300

________________ = Used to transfer small amounts of liquid

DROPPER / PIPETTE

300

The lens you look through on the microscope is called ______________________.

EYE PIECE

300

Identify which is growth or development:

#1 Ms. Farrar was 3 feet tall, now she is 5 feet tall

#2 A baby learns to crawl, then walk, and eventually run. What does this an example of?

#1 Growth

#2 Development (you are not born with the knowledge of how to walk, you must learn to develop the skill over time.)

300

#1 ____________________________= Offsrpings have unique genetic combination, TWO parents, are required to mate & Takes more time

#2____________________________= ONE parent, No mate required, offspring is a genetic clone to pare, & Quicker

#1 sexual reproduction

#2 asexual reproduction

400

Identify TWO safety violations in this scenario.

Scenario: Students are testing potato slices for starch using Iodine solution. Javier wants to get a better look at the color change, so he removes his safety goggles to look closely. He then uses his bare fingers to flip the wet potato slice over.

1. student has no gloves on

2. Student takes off safety googles

400

What type of lab equipment would you use to grow bacteria or other tiny organisms?

Petri Dish

400

How should you carry a microscope? 

two hands = one on base and one hand on arm. 

400

#1 ___________ = An ANIMAL'S growth response towards or away from something in its environment is known as?

#2 ___________ = A PLANT'S growth response towards or away from a stimulus

#1 tAxis

#2 troPism

400

Types of Metabolism

#1 Plants making glucose sugar using sunlight is an example of _________________.

#2 Eating food and breathing in oxygen to produce energy for your body

#1 Photosynthesis

#2 cellular respiration

500

Identify TWO safety violations in this scenario.

Scenario: The Broken Beaker During a chemistry lab, a student drops a glass beaker on the floor. It shatters into large and small pieces. The student uses their bare hands to pick up the big pieces and throws them into the regular trash can.

1. The Student using their bare hands to clean up mess.

2. Throwing glass away in the regular trash can

500

What piece of lab equipment is used for mixing liquids with a narrow neck?

FLASK

500

There are 3 objective lenses on a microscope.

Fill in the blank =

Short _________is the Low Objective (4x Magnification) Medium _________ is the Medium Objective (10x Magnification) Long _________ is the High Objective (40x Magnification)

Red (x4)

Yellow (x10)

Blue (x40)

500

What is the transfer of a gene from the DNA of one organism into another organism, in order to produce an organism with desired traits is known as what?

GENETIC ENGINEERING

500

Examples of the following adaptations:

#1 Behavioral = 

#2 Physical = 

#1 Birds MIGRATING to warmer climates 

#2 CAMOUFLAGE