Science Safety and Experiments Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Science Safety and Experiments QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on science equipment, safety rules, and experimental design! by Andrea Arroyave Rincón 1 What is the function of a pipette? a To accurately measure and transfer small volumes of liquid. b To filter solids from liquids. c To heat substances. 2 What does the acronym CORMS stand for in experiment design? a Control, Observe, Repeat, Measure, Standardize. b Collect, Organize, Record, Measure, Summarize. c Change, Observe, Repeat, Measure, Same. 3 What is the pH range of a neutral solution? a 4-6 b 7 c 0-3 4 Which piece of equipment is used to heat substances safely? a Bunsen burner b Test-tube c Beaker 5 What does a litmus test indicate? a Whether a solution is acidic or alkaline. b The temperature of a solution. c The density of a solution. 6 What is a control variable? a A variable that is kept constant during an experiment. b A variable that is measured. c A variable that is changed. 7 What does a universal indicator measure? a The volume of a solution. b The approximate pH value of a solution. c The temperature of a solution. 8 What is the purpose of a fume cupboard? a To safely handle hazardous fumes and chemicals. b To store equipment. c To heat substances. 9 What is the result of neutralizing an acid with an alkali? a Salt and water b Carbon dioxide and water c Hydrogen and oxygen 10 What does the range of data represent? a The difference between the highest and lowest values. b The average of the data. c The total sum of the data.

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Science Safety and Experiments QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge on science equipment, safety rules, and experimental design!

by Andrea Arroyave Rincón

What is the function of a pipette?

To accurately measure and transfer small volumes of liquid.

To filter solids from liquids.

To heat substances.

What does the acronym CORMS stand for in experiment design?

Control, Observe, Repeat, Measure, Standardize.

Collect, Organize, Record, Measure, Summarize.

Change, Observe, Repeat, Measure, Same.

What is the pH range of a neutral solution?

4-6

0-3

Which piece of equipment is used to heat substances safely?

Bunsen burner

Test-tube

Beaker

What does a litmus test indicate?

Whether a solution is acidic or alkaline.

The temperature of a solution.

The density of a solution.

What is a control variable?

A variable that is kept constant during an experiment.

A variable that is measured.

A variable that is changed.

What does a universal indicator measure?

The volume of a solution.

The approximate pH value of a solution.

The temperature of a solution.

What is the purpose of a fume cupboard?

To safely handle hazardous fumes and chemicals.

To store equipment.

To heat substances.

What is the result of neutralizing an acid with an alkali?

Salt and water

Carbon dioxide and water

Hydrogen and oxygen

What does the range of data represent?

The difference between the highest and lowest values.

The average of the data.

The total sum of the data.

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Science Safety and Experiments QuizOnline version

by Andrea Arroyave Rincón

What is the function of a pipette?

What does the acronym CORMS stand for in experiment design?

What is the pH range of a neutral solution?

Which piece of equipment is used to heat substances safely?

What does a litmus test indicate?

What is a control variable?

What does a universal indicator measure?

What is the purpose of a fume cupboard?

What is the result of neutralizing an acid with an alkali?

What does the range of data represent?

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