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The document is a science quiz for students, focusing on safety practices in handling chemicals and conducting experiments. It includes multiple-choice questions about proper safety gear, labeling, handling spills, and safe lab practices. The quiz aims to assess students' understanding of essential safety measures in a laboratory setting.
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Science 10

The document is a science quiz for students, focusing on safety practices in handling chemicals and conducting experiments. It includes multiple-choice questions about proper safety gear, labeling, handling spills, and safe lab practices. The quiz aims to assess students' understanding of essential safety measures in a laboratory setting.
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SCIENCE 4

Name: _____________________________________________ Grade and Section: ___________

I. Direction: Chose the letter of the best answer for each item. Then, write it in a sheet of paper.

_______1. What should you always wear when handling reactive substances?

a. sunglasses b. apron ang gloves only c. safety goggles and gloves d. hat and scarf

_______2. Why is labeling containing of chemical important?

a. to make containers look neat c. to identify contents and hazards

b. to prevent theft d. so you can decorate them later

______3. What is the best action to take when a chemical spill occurs?

a. leave if for someone else to clean c. inform the teacher and clean it using proper safety gear

b. cover it with paper and walk away d. ignore it if it’s a small amount

______4. What can happen if too much baking soda is added to vinegar?

a. nothing – it’s just for fun c. an uncontrolled reaction with excess gas

b. a dangerous explosion d. it turns into ice

______5. Which of the following is NOT a safe lab practice?

a. washing your hands after experiments c. using protective equipment

b. eating snacks while mixing chemical d. measuring chemicals accurately

______6. What does proper disposal of reactive materials prevent?

a. unpleasant smells b. lab cleanup delay’s c. harm to people and environment d. loss of materials

______7. What safety measure helps prevent inhaling dangerous fume?

a. wearing sandals b. good ventilation c. drinking water d. using plastic bags

______8. Who should supervise experiments involving reactive substances?

a. the youngest student c. a trained teacher or lab supervisor

b. a friend from another class d. No one do it alone

______9. Which of these is considered a reactive material commonly used is school experiments?

a. sugar b. salt c. vinegar d. soap

______10. After completing an experiment, what should you do before leaving the lab?

a. take pictures of your experiment c. share snacks with classmate

b. wash your hands and clean your area d. dispose of everything in the trash without checking

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