Science Lab Introduction Worksheet

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📚 Part 1: Lab Safety & Equipment (Multiple Choice)

1. Before you begin an experiment, you should:

Read the instructions and check the safety information

Guess how much chemical to use

Start immediately without preparation

2. Which of the following is NOT appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) in the lab?

Safety goggles

Lab coat

Open-toed shoes

Chemical-resistant gloves

3. Check all that apply: If you spill a chemical, you should:

Tell the teacher or lab supervisor immediately

Clean it up only if it looks small and safe

Rinse the area with water if instructed to do so

Wipe it with your hand

4. Match each safety symbol to its meaning. Draw a line from left to right.

A. Flame

B. Corrosive

C. Biohazard

D. Wear eye protection

1. Use goggles and face shield

2. May cause burns to skin or metal

3. Materials that can catch fire

4. Dangerous biological agents

✏️ Part 2: Short Answers & Practical Skills

5. In two sentences, explain why keeping your work area tidy is important in the lab.

6. You measure 25 mL but the procedure requires 50 mL. What should you do? (One or two steps)

7. Practical drawing: Sketch a basic Bunsen burner and label two parts you would use to control the flame.

8. Fill in the blanks:

Mass is measured in ________ and temperature is measured in ________ (use units).

Science Lab Introduction Worksheet

Science Lab Introduction Worksheet

📚 Part 1: Lab Safety & Equipment (Multiple Choice)

✏️ Part 2: Short Answers & Practical Skills

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