Science 7OB
Science Safety Quiz
Welcome to the Science Safety Quiz! Test your knowledge on important safety symbols, risk assessments, and fundamental science concepts. This quiz is designed to help you understand key topics, ensuring you are well-prepared for any scientific experiments.
Key Features:
- Multiple choice questions
- Assess your understanding of safety in science
- Learn about pH levels and the scientific method
What does this mean?
Harmful
Damaging to the environment
Toxic
Corrosive
What does this mean?
Flammable
Oxidising
Circle on fire
Toxic
Explosive
What does this mean?
Harmful
Corrosive
Poisonous
Damaging to the environment
What for titles are in a risk assessment?
Hazard
Problem
Risk
Contingency
Precaution
Safety measures
Control
What ph does water have?
7
3
10
1
14
What type of flame should you get right after lighting a Bunsen burner?
Blue Flame
Safety Flame
Heating Flame
What is the independent variable?
The one you measure
The one you change
The one that stays the same throughout the experiment
None of the above
After adding the universal indicator, what colour would show for something with a ph of 1?
Blue
Green
Red
Black
Rainbow
How should a method be written after you've done the practical?
Future tense
Present tense
How ever you want
In past tense
None of the above
What is this?
Heatproof mat
Gauze
Bunsen Burner
Tripod
What is this? (sorry about the blur)
Heatproof mat
Test tube rack
Gauze mat
None of the above
What is this?
Twopod
Tripod
Mat
Tube rack
Who discovered the basic principles of heredity with peas?
Gregor Mendel
Robert Hooke
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek
Walter Flemming
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