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6th Grade Science Quiz and Lab Safety

This document contains a science quiz with multiple choice, true/false, and identification questions. The multiple choice section tests knowledge of different branches of science including geology, paleontology, meteorology, seismology, astronomy, biology, botany, zoology, and genetics. The true/false section provides safety tips for using laboratory equipment. The identification section asks students to identify key scientific terms like proton, atomic mass, liquid, gas, molecule, and atom.

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6th Grade Science Quiz and Lab Safety

This document contains a science quiz with multiple choice, true/false, and identification questions. The multiple choice section tests knowledge of different branches of science including geology, paleontology, meteorology, seismology, astronomy, biology, botany, zoology, and genetics. The true/false section provides safety tips for using laboratory equipment. The identification section asks students to identify key scientific terms like proton, atomic mass, liquid, gas, molecule, and atom.

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Science 6

I. Encircle the correct answer.

1. It is a branch of science that involves the study of the origin, history, evolution and structures of
earth’s crust.
a. Zoology b. Ecology c. Geology
2. The scientific study of prehistoric life, based mainly on fossils of animals and plants.
a. Genetics b. Paleontology c. Meteorology
3. The study of the atmosphere that focuses on weather processes and forecasting.
a. Meteorology b. Ecology c. Seismology
4. The study of earthquakes and the movement of waves through earth.
a. Seismology b. Ecology c. Geology
5. The study of celestial bodies such as stars, comets, planets and galaxies.
a. Zoology b. Astronomy c. Botany
6. The study of living organisms and their vital processes.
a. Astronomy b. Ecology c. Biology
7. The study of plants, including the properties and life phenomena exhibited by plant, plant type
or plant group.
a. Zoology b. Biology c. Botany
8. The study of all aspects of animal life.
a. Genetics b. Zoology c. Geology
9. The study about the relationship of living organisms with each other and their interaction rith
their surroundings.
a. Ecology b. Seismology c. Paleontology
10. The study of the genetic makeup of living organisms.
a. Genetics b. Ecology c. Geology

II. Classify whether the following laboratory instruments are for heating (H), Measuring
Liquids (ML), Holding Hot Solids (H), Measuring Solids (MS) or Transferring Liquids (TL).

__________1. Beakers

__________2. Tripod

__________3. Alcohol Lamp

__________4. Tongs

__________5. Funnels

__________6. Test tubes


__________7. Glass Jars

__________8. Bunsen burner

__________9. Spring Balance

__________10. Dropper

III. True or False

_______1. Always carry the microscope holding the arm with one hand and supporting the base with other.

_______2. Do not touch the lens with your fingers.

_______3. You can run and play in the laboratory room.

_______4. If you have a long hair, always tie it back before performing an experiment.

_______5. Always wear goggles when you see a corrosive symbol at the beginning of an activity.

IV. Identification

Proton , atomic mass , liquid


Gas , molecule , atom

1. Matter is made up of the smallest particle called _________________________.


2. The arrangement and movement of molecules differ in solid, _____________, and _________.
3. A molecule is made up of a particle called ______________________.
4. The _______________________ is the sum of the number of protons and neutrons in an atom.
5. The atom is composed of smaller particles: electron, _________________ and neutron.

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