Science Quiz: Safety

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Science Quiz: Safety. These questions test what you have learnt about: Click the green button to start the quiz. SAFETY. Good Luck. The most important part of an experiment is:. FINDING THE RESULTS. FUN. SAFETY. Click one coloured button, A , B or C. Incorrect. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Science Quiz: Safety

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These questions test what you have learnt about:

Click the green button to start the quiz.

SAFETY

Good Luck

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The most important part of an experiment is:

FUN SAFETY FINDING THE RESULTS

Click one coloured button, A, B or C.

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Incorrect

Experiments can be fun but it is not the most important part.

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Incorrect

Finding the result is a useful part of an experiment but it is not the most important.

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Correct

Safety is the most important part of an experiment.

CONTINUE

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A substance that can easily catch fire is:

FLAMMABLE TOXIC HARMFUL

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Incorrect

A substance that can cause sickness or a rash is harmful.

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Incorrect

A substance that acts as a poison is toxic.

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Correct

A substance that can easily catch fire is flammable.

CONTINUE

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A substance that can burn through skin is:

TOXIC CORROSIVE OXIDISING

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Incorrect

An oxidising substance releases a lot of heat in a reaction.

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Incorrect

A toxic substance acts as a poison.

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Correct

Corrosive substances can burn through material or skin.

CONTINUE

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A substance that could cause a rash is:

TOXICOXIDISING HARMFUL

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Incorrect

An oxidising substance releases a lot of heat in a reaction.

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Incorrect

A toxic substance acts as a poison.

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Correct

A harmful substance could cause sickness or a rash

CONTINUE

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A substance that releases a lot of heat is:

CORROSIVE OXIDISINGHARMFUL

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Incorrect

A harmful substance may cause sickness or a rash.

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Incorrect

A corrosive substance can burn through material or skin.

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Correct

An oxidising substance releases a lot of heat in a reaction.

CONTINUE

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The symbol for harmful is:

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Incorrect The symbol for flammable is:

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Incorrect The symbol for toxic is:

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CorrectThe symbol for

harmful is:

CONTINUE

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Congratulations!You have finished the Quiz.