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What do scientists do when they discover something?
They write up They go to sleep They eat it up They are hiding it
Which device makes noise when there is danger?
An alarm A flower A stone A cushion
What do we use to keep track of time?
A clock A stone A flower A ball
What do we use to clean things?
Soap and water Sand Stone Leaves
What do scientists do with experiments?
Discovering things Play Sleep Dancing
Which animal says 'tired'?
A cow A dog A cat A fish
What do you call a baby dog?
A puppy A kitten A chick A foal
In what shape is a ball?
Round Square Triangle Star
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What tools do you use to cut?
A pair of scissors A spoon A brush A compass
What tools do you use to hold small objects?
A pair of tweezers A spoon A comb A brush
What happens to chocolate when you heat it?
It melts It gets tough Turning green It jumps away
Where do you store chemicals safely?
In jars with labels In your pocket On the ground In the bin
What can you use to separate a liquid from solid pieces?
A filter A hammer A ball A sweet
What happens to ice cream when you heat it up?
It melts and becomes water It gets tougher It gets bigger It changes colour
What happens when you rub a balloon on your hair?
He becomes static He gets heavier He gets smaller He changes colour
What do you wear on your hands for safety?
Gloves Rings Plasters Nail polish
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How can you separate sand and water?
By filtering By cooking By freezing By stirring
Which device allows you to see very small things much larger?
Microscope Telescope Magnifying glass Camera
What is the chemical name for table salt?
Sodium chloride Calcium carbonate Magnesium sulphate Potassium nitrate
What is the name of the device used to measure liquids precisely?
Measuring cylinder Coffee cup Bucket Teaspoon
What is the name of the science that deals with substances and their properties?
Chemistry Physics Biology Geography
How can you demonstrate the presence of carbon dioxide?
With lime water With saltwater With sugar water With soapy water
What is the name of the glass tube in which scientists mix liquids?
Test tube Drinking tube Lamp tube Water pipe
What is the name of the safety facility where you can rinse your eyes?
Eye wash Sink Swimming pool Rain barrel
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What substance do you use to slow down a chemical reaction?
Remmer Catalyst Activator Accelerator
What happens to the volume of water when it freezes?
It gets bigger It gets smaller It remains the same It disappears
What colour will universal indicator paper get in an acid solution?
Red Blue Green Yellow
What do you use to filter liquids?
Filter paper Aluminium foil Plastic bag Newsprint
What do you use to grow crystals slowly?
Saturated solution Hot oil Ice water Vinegar
What do you call the process by which a solid evaporates directly without first melting?
Sublimation Evaporation Condensation Crystallisation
What is the unit for temperature in science?
Kelvin Fahrenheit Celsius Rankine
What happens to the solubility of sugar when water gets warmer?
Increases Declines Remains the same Becomes zero
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What happens to most substances when they are heated?
They put out They shrink They change colour They become magnetic
Which substance is used to demonstrate carbon dioxide?
Lime water Saltwater Sugar water Seawater
Which element has the chemical symbol 'Au'?
Gold Silver Aluminium Argon
What substance is produced when magnesium burns in air?
Magnesium oxide Magnesium chloride Magnesium sulphate Magnesium carbonate
What colour will a flame get if you throw in table salt (sodium chloride)?
Yellow-orange Blue-green Purple Red
What safety equipment is most important when working with chemicals?
Safety glasses Headphones Helmet Mouthpiece
Which laboratory glass has a spout and is used for accurate measurements?
Measuring cup Erlenmeyer flask Test tube Petri dish
What substance is produced when iron rusts?
Iron oxide Iron sulphate Iron chloride Iron carbonate
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What is the boiling point elevation constant for water?
0.512 K-kg/mol 0.256 K-kg/mol 1.024 K-kg/mol 0.128 K-kg/mol
Which buffer is commonly used to maintain pH around 7.4?
Phosphate buffer Acetate buffer Citric acid buffer Boorax buffer
What protection should always be worn when working with bromine?
Fume cupboard and full protective clothing Gloves only Safety glasses only Mouth guard only
Which substance is used as an indicator in a iodine-starch reaction?
Potassium iodide Sodium chloride Calcium carbonate Magnesium sulphate
What technique is used to determine the crystal structure of solids?
X-ray diffraction Infrared spectroscopy NMR spectroscopy Mass spectrometry
What happens to Benedict's reagent in the presence of reducing sugars?
It changes from blue to red-orange It changes from red to blue It changes from yellow to green It remains unchanged blue
What does a refractometer measure?
The refractive index of light The electrical conductivity The magnetic permeability The surface tension
What property does supercritical CO2 have that makes it useful for extraction?
It has the density of a liquid and the viscosity of a gas It is highly reactive with organic substances It has a very low critical temperature It is magnetic
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At what minimum temperature should an autoclave operate to achieve effective sterilisation?
121°C 100°C 80°C 140°C
What technique is used to analyse the surface structure of materials?
SEM (Scanning Electron Microscopy) NMR spectroscopy IR spectroscopy UV-Vis spectrophotometry
Which unit is used to express the concentration of a solution in mol per litre?
Molarity (M) Parts per million (ppm) Percentage (%) Normality (N)
Which parameter is measured with a turbidimeter?
Turbidity Colour Temperature Press
What technique is used to identify bacteria based on their metabolism?
Biochemical tests DNA sequencing Microscopy Spectrophotometry
What property of agarose makes it suitable for DNA electrophoresis?
Porosity dependent on concentration Electrical conductivity Magnetic properties Fluorescence
What is the main advantage of using disposable sterile pipette tips?
Preventing cross-contamination between samples Lower costs Better accuracy Higher speed of pipetting
What technique is used to determine molecular structure by nuclear magnetic resonance?
NMR spectroscopy ESR spectroscopy Raman spectroscopy Mössbauer spectroscopy
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