Unit 1) Lab Management
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FINAL JEOPARDY
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Lab Tools /
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Lab Safety
Scientific
Method
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Graphs
Lab Safety - $100 Question
What should you always wear
to protect your eyes during a
lab experiment?
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Lab Safety - $100 Answer
Safety Goggles
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Lab Safety - $200 Question
True or False?
It is okay to to clean up
broken glass and dispose of
it in the trash can if you
inform the teacher first
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Lab Safety - $200 Answer
False
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Lab Safety - $300 Question
Why is it important to tie
back long hair and secure
loose clothing during a lab?
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Lab Safety - $300 Answer
To prevent them from
catching fire or getting
caught in equipment.
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Lab Safety - $400 Question
What is the proper way to
smell a chemical if
instructed to do so?
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Lab Safety - $400 Answer
Use the wafting technique by
gently waving your hand over
the chemical toward your
nose.
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Lab Safety - $500 Question
Why is it important not to
eat or drink in the lab, even
if the food or drink is not
near the chemicals?
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Lab Safety - $500 Answer
Because food and drinks can
absorb hazardous chemicals
from the air or surfaces,
leading to accidental
ingestion of harmful
substances.
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Scientific Method - $100 Question
What is the first step in the
scientific method?
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Scientific Method - $100 Answer
Asking a question or stating a
problem.
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Scientific Method- $200 Question
What do you call a testable
prediction in the scientific
method?
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Scientific Method - $200 Answer
A hypothesis
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Scientific Method - $300 Question
During an experiment, what
is the variable that you
change on purpose called
and where is it plotted on a
graph?
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Scientific Method - $300 Answer
The independent variable
and the X-axis
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Scientific Method - $400 Question
What is the purpose of a
control group?
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Scientific Method- $400 Answer
To have a comparison for the
experiment
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Scientific Method - $500 Question
After conducting an
experiment and collecting
data, what is the next step
in the scientific method?
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Scientific Method - $500 Answer
Analyzing the data to draw
conclusions.
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Metric Conversions - $100 Question
The basic unit of Length is
the…?
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Meter
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Metric Conversions - $200 Question
Convert 500 milliliters to
liters.
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0.5 liters
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Metric Conversions - $300 Question
How many milligrams are in
2 grams
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2,000 mg
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Metric Conversions - $400 Question
Convert 4.2 kilometers to
meters
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4,200 m
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Metric Conversions - $500 Question
0.25g is equivalent to
A.250 Kg
B.250 mg
C.250 mg
D..025 Kg
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B. 250 mg
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Lab Tools - $100 Question
How many cm is represented
by the arrow?
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41.6 cm
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Lab Tools - $200 Question
What is the mass of the item
on the triple beam balance?
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373.3 g
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Lab Tools - $300 Question
What is the mass of the
turtle?
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25.2 g
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Lab Tools - $400 Question
A small stone dropped into a
graduated cylinder causes
the water level in the
cylinder to rise from 18 mL
to 22 mL. What is the
volume of the stone?
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Lab Tools - $400 Answer
4 mL
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Data - $500 Question
Does the image represent
results that are precise,
accurate, both, or neither?
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Data - $500 Answer
Precise
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Graphs - $100 Question
What is represented on the
x-axis?
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Graphs - $100 Answer
Temperature in C
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Graphs - $200 Question
What is represented on the
y-axis?
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Graphs - $200 Answer
Grams of Sugar/100g water
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Graphs - $300 Question
Use the graph to find the number of grams of sugar that
will dissolve in 100 grams of water at 80 C
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Graphs - $300 Answer
400 g
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Graphs - $400 Question
Use the graph to find the temperature, in Celsius, that
will dissolve 300 g of sugar in 100 g of water.
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Graphs - $400 Answer
60 C
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Graphs - $500 Question
What is the slope/rate of
change of the graph?
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Graphs - $500 Answer
The slope of the graph is
5.0. This means that for
every 1°C increase in
temperature, the solubility
of sugar in water increases
by 5 grams per 100 grams of
water.
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FINAL
Topic: Type topic here
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Final Jeopardy Question
Design an experiment to test how the
concentration of salt in water affects the
rate at which the water freezes. List out
each step of the scientific method you
would follow, including how you would
set up the experiment, what variables
you would control, how you would
collect data, and how you would analyze
the results.
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Final Jeopardy Answer
1. Ask a Question:
2. Form a Hypothesis:
3. Design Experiment
a. Independent Variable:
b. Dependent Variable:.
c. Control Variables:
d. Control Group:
e. Experimental Groups:
4. Conduct the Experiment (steps):
5. Collect and Analyze Data:
6. Draw a Conclusion:
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