Science Safety Quiz Review
When in the science classroom, conduct
yourself in a responsible manner-
 At all times
 When the teacher says to
 Only when working on a lab
 Only when preparing materials
When in the science classroom, conduct
yourself in a responsible manner-
 At all times
If you do not understand a part of a
procedure you should Proceed with the lab anyway
 Skip it and come back later
 Work with another group
 Ask the teacher immediately
If you do not understand a part of a
procedure you should-
 Ask the teacher immediately
Never work in a lab or classroom without A notebook
 A teacher
 A textbook
 A partner
Never work in a lab or classroom without-
 A teacher
When first entering a science room Do not touch anything until instructed
 Immediately begin working on the lab
 Go and check all equipment
 Walk around and check each station
When first entering a science room Do not touch anything until instructed
You should read all instructions for a lab Only when you don’t know it
 After you set up the equipment
 As you perform the lab
 Before you begin any part of the lab
You should read all instructions for a lab-
 Before you begin any part of the lab
Unauthorized experiments means Doing an experiment without permission
 Just messing around to see what happens
 Mixing chemicals just for fun
 All of the above
Unauthorized experiments means-
 All of the above
Unauthorized experiments are OK sometimes
 Alright if the teacher is in the room
 Not allowed (prohibited)
 OK if you plan to be a chemist
Unauthorized experiments are-
 Not allowed (prohibited)
Horseplay is Never allowed in class
 Alright in the classroom
 Alright in the lab area only
 Alright anytime
Horseplay is Never allowed in class
To put out a fire on a person’s clothing The fire extinguisher
 The fire blanket
 Water
 Any chemical at your lab station
To put out a fire on a person’s clothing The fire blanket
In case of an emergency, such as a fire or
earthquake or even a practice drill-
 Grab your stuff and exit immediately
 Turn off gas and/or electrical before
exiting
 Stop, drop, and roll
 Run out leaving all behind
In case of an emergency, such as a fire or
earthquake or even a practice drill-
 Turn off gas and/or electrical before
exiting
Report any and all accidents When you get time
 Only if they are really serious
 Only if they involve blood
 To the teacher immediately
Report any and all accidents-
 To the teacher immediately
Areas splashed with chemicals should be
flushed with water Until it feels better
 For 20 seconds
 For 20 minutes
 For 5 minutes
Areas splashed with chemicals should be
flushed with water-
 For 20 minutes
If you or your lab partner wear contacts
and a chemical is splashed in the eye Rub the eyes to slid them around
 Keep your eyes closed and let them tear
 Don’t worry about it
 Try to remove them after 2-3 minutes of
flushing but keep flushing
If you or your lab partner wear contacts
and a chemical is splashed in the eye-
 Try to remove them after 2-3 minutes of
flushing but keep flushing
The correct way to smell a chemical is to Sniff directly over the container
 Smell it from a distance
 Pour out a little and smell it
 Dip your finger in a smell it
The correct way to smell a chemical is to Smell it from a distance
When mixing acids and water
together, always
 Add water to acid
 Add them at the same time
 Add acid to water
 Add a base to them first
When mixing acids and water
together, always
 Add acid to water
When using a Bunsen burner, never Leave it unattended
 Reach over the flame
 Leave it near volatile materials
 All of these
When using a Bunsen burner, never-
 All of these
While doing any experiment you
should always Wash your hands with soap and water
when finished
 Keep hands away from face, eyes,
mouth, and body while working
 Clean up lab area
 All of the above
While doing any experiment you
should always-
 All of the above
Observing good housekeeping
practices means-
 Only the aisles are clear
 backpacks are kept on the table
 work areas are clean and tidy
 unused equipment is never put away
Observing good housekeeping
practices means-
 work areas are clean and tidy
Lab aprons are used for The protection of you and your clothing
 protecting your best clothes
 wiping your hands on
 wiping out glassware
Lab aprons are used for The protection of you and your clothing
When working in the lab you must Tie back long hair
 wear shoes that completely cover the
foot
 not wear baggy clothing
 all of these
When working in the lab you must-
 all of these
When using knives or other sharp
objects,always cut Towards your body
 while holding the object in your hand
 with someone holding the object
 away from your body
When using knives or other sharp
objects,always cut-
 away from your body
You should know the location
and use of the Fire extinguisher
 fire blanket
 eyewash station
 all of these
You should know the location
and use of the-
 all of these
You must wear approved safety
goggles or safety glasses When you mix chemicals
 any time chemicals, heat or flame are
used
 when using glassware
 when you feel like it
You must wear approved safety
goggles or safety glasses-
 any time chemicals, heat or flame are
used
Wash bottles may be filled with Acid only
 all chemicals
 water only
 alcohol only
Wash bottles may be filled with-
 water only
You may enter the science storage
room or preparation area if you have your teacher’s permission
 you break a piece of equipment
 you need a piece of equipment
 a student ask you to get something
You may enter the science storage
room or preparation area if you have your teacher’s permission
Dispose of chemicals in Their proper disposal container
 the sink
 the trash can
 their original container
Dispose of chemicals in Their proper disposal container
If you see something in the classroom
or laboratory that is dangerous,
tell the teacher When you have time
 immediately
 after class
 when the teacher is available
If you see something in the classroom
or laboratory that is dangerous,
tell the teacher-
 immediately
When pouring chemicals from one
container to another you should Hold the containers away from your
body
 pour them into their original containers
 cover your eyes
 sponge up what you spill
When pouring chemicals from one
container to another you should Hold the containers away from your
body