U1 Task 2.2 Lesson (2023)

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What did you see? (in a short, concise sentence)

Type answer...

Open Ended

What you observed in the previous slide where I asked you what you saw, is now evidence that can help you infer certain things - after seeing, what do you THINK

Type response here

Open Ended

Now, you should list at least one thing you are still wondering about - remember,

1. "to see" is to help you practice how to observe details and big ideas

2. then the "think" is to help you make inferences from what you saw

3. the "wonder" is a question you still have that would not/could not be easily answered

Type response here

Multiple Choice

What kind of scientist is Dr. Lee?

Oceanographer

Marine Biologist

Coralogist

Scientologist

Multiple Select

Looking at the interview with Dr. Lee the Marine Biologist, WHERE do you think the endeavour of science can take place?

Laboratory

In nature

Out of our atmosphere

You can collect information/evidence/data from ANYWHERE in the natural and physical world (and beyond...in space!)
And to study it further, sometimes you also go to a laboratory...

Make sure you make a note of this in your book!

Where?

Multiple Select

WHEN can people go on scientific endeavours?

During office hours

During holiday times

Only when a laboratory is available

Anytime you go through a process to answer a question

Anytime you are
- Observant,
- Curious & Questioning
- And trying to find new knowledge by going through different processes

Again, capture this in your book!

When?

Multiple Choice

Where should corrosive substances not be disposed of?

A proper bin

The sink

You should not do any of that - always ask you teacher

I don't even know what corrosive means!

Multiple Select

How should you handle a spillage in the lab?

Always tell a teacher about all incidents - breakages, spills, contact with substances

If you spill, quickly clean it up and cover it up - better to not make a big deal if nobody saw it

If a substance ends up in your mouth, swallow and tell a teacher

Wash any bodypart or clothing that had contact with a chemical, and report it.

Multiple Choice

What did the exlamation mark sign mean?

Speak loud

Pay attention

Harmful

Multiple Choice

What safety symbol is this?

corrosive

toxic

radiation

biohazard

Multiple Choice

what does this symbol mean?

Toxic

Irritant

Flammable

Biohazardous

Multiple Choice

Which safety hazard should be labelled on a bottle of s acid?

Multiple Choice

_{What is the hazard shown in this hazard sign?}

Fire

Goku

Flammable

Inflammable

Multiple Choice

What does this hazard symbol mean?

flammable

oxidising

hot

explosive

The last few questions are general questions about characteristics of people on scientific endeavours....followed by questions to help you remember different aspects of the scientific endeavour and scientific method...Finally, I ask you to guess the names of science lab equipment

(Please don't pay too much attention to the percentage/mark at the end of this Quiz...the website counts even the non-question slides as marks...and that makes it all weird - I will fix it later...)

Multiple Choice

What is science?

study of the natural and physical world

study of living things

study of life

study of the universe

Multiple Choice

What attitude is described below?

a person continues working on problem even though it is difficult.

perseverance

curious

objective

responsible

Multiple Choice

When heating a test tube, it should be

pointed away from yourself and other students

held with two fingers

filled completely with the liquid being heated

heated over a tripod and gauze mat.

Multiple Choice

What is this?

Mortar and Pestle

Erlenmeyer Flask

Beaker

Graduated Cylinder

Multiple Choice

What is this?

Flame generator

Bunsen Honeydew device

Bunsen Burner

Gas-induced hydroflame

Multiple Choice

What is this?

Funnel cake

Funnel

Funnel of Terror

Funnelizator

Multiple Choice

What is this?

Clamp

Test Tube Holder

Spring-loaded Grabber

Titanium Tong

Multiple Choice

What is this?

Test Tube Rack

Finger Diameter Tester

Drying Rack

Chemical Analysis Holder

Multiple Choice

What is this?

Pipette

Flask

Test Tube

Graduated Cylinder

Multiple Choice

What is this?

Clamp

Heat Transfer Coil

Tongs

EMS Distributor

Multiple Choice

What is this?

Mike Wyzowski's Contact Lense

Convex Glass Accumulator

Watch Glass

Glass Lens

Multiple Choice

Identify the equipment shown here:

beakers

flasks

decanters

measuring cylinders

Multiple Choice

Identify the equipment shown here:

crucible

evaporating dish

mortar and pestle

bowl

Multiple Choice

If you spill or break something during an experiment, what is the FIRST thing you should do?

Tell the teacher.

Clean it up.

Cover it with a paper towel.

Leave it for someone else.

Multiple Choice

A possible explanation for a set of observations or answer to a scientific question is called a(n)

prediction

hypothesis

theory

law

Multiple Choice

Using one or more of your senses to gather information is called

observing

inferrring

predicting

classifying

Multiple Choice

A scientific hypothesis must be

correct

able to be manipulated

able to be controlled

able to be tested

Multiple Choice

You should never ______ chemicals in the lab.

taste

touch

smell

all of the above

Multiple Choice

The scientific method produces reliable results.

False

True

Remember to go finish the task about the characteristics of people who endeavour....

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