1. Starting in 90
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2. Interesting Facts
Robert Wilhelm Bunsen is the scientist credited with the invention of the Bunsen burner.

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4. The gas used by a Bunsen burner is called Methane.
Interesting Facts
The gas used by a Bunsen burner is called Methane.

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6. Look at where the hottest part of the flame is.
Interesting Facts
Look at where the hottest part of the flame is.

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8. Interesting Facts
John Otway wrote a song about the Bunsen burner that reached No. 9 in the UK Charts.

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11. Starting
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13. 15 A B C D 1 Safety flame Working flame Roaring flame Lighting flame
What is the flame that you should always light the Bunsen burner on? A
Safety flame B
Working flame C
Roaring flame D
Lighting flame
Time left in seconds 15

14. 15 A B C D 1 Safety flame Working flame Roaring flame Lighting flame
What is the flame that you should always light the Bunsen burner on? A
Safety flame B
Working flame C
Roaring flame D
Lighting flame
Time left in seconds 15

15. 10 A B C D 1 Safety flame Working flame Roaring flame Lighting flame
What is the flame that you should always light the Bunsen burner on? A
Safety flame B
Working flame C
Roaring flame D
Lighting flame
Time left in seconds 10

16. 5 A B C D 1 Safety flame Working flame Roaring flame Lighting flame
What is the flame that you should always light the Bunsen burner on? A
Safety flame B
Working flame C
Roaring flame D
Lighting flame
Time left in seconds 5

17. 15 A B C D 2 The chimney The gas tube The base The collar
Which part must you hold when you are picking up a Bunsen burner? A
The chimney B
The gas tube C
The base D
The collar
Time left in seconds 15

18. 15 A B C D 2 The chimney The gas tube The base The collar
Which part must you hold when you are picking up a Bunsen burner? A
The chimney B
The gas tube C
The base D
The collar
Time left in seconds 15

19. 10 A B C D 2 The chimney The gas tube The base The collar
Which part must you hold when you are picking up a Bunsen burner? A
The chimney B
The gas tube C
The base D
The collar
Time left in seconds 10

20. 5 A B C D 2 The chimney The gas tube The base The collar
Which part must you hold when you are picking up a Bunsen burner? A
The chimney B
The gas tube C
The base D
The collar
Time left in seconds 5

21. 15 A B C D 3 bunsen burner Buns and burner Bunsen Burner Bunsen burner
Which of these is correct? A
bunsen burner B
Buns and burner C
Bunsen Burner D
Bunsen burner
Time left in seconds 15

22. 15 A B C D 3 bunsen burner Buns and burner Bunsen Burner Bunsen burner
Which of these is correct? A
bunsen burner B
Buns and burner C
Bunsen Burner D
Bunsen burner
Time left in seconds 15

23. 10 A B C D 3 bunsen burner Buns and burner Bunsen Burner Bunsen burner
Which of these is correct? A
bunsen burner B
Buns and burner C
Bunsen Burner D
Bunsen burner
Time left in seconds 10

24. 5 A B C D 3 bunsen burner Buns and burner Bunsen Burner Bunsen burner
Which of these is correct? A
bunsen burner B
Buns and burner C
Bunsen Burner D
Bunsen burner
Time left in seconds 5

25. 15 A B C D 4 Working flame Safety flame No flame Roaring flame
What flame would you get if the air hole is half open? A
Working flame B
Safety flame C
No flame D
Roaring flame
Time left in seconds 15

26. 15 A B C D 4 Working flame Safety flame No flame Roaring flame
What flame would you get if the air hole is half open? A
Working flame B
Safety flame C
No flame D
Roaring flame
Time left in seconds 15

27. 10 A B C D 4 Working flame Safety flame No flame Roaring flame
What flame would you get if the air hole is half open? A
Working flame B
Safety flame C
No flame D
Roaring flame
Time left in seconds 10

28. 5 A B C D 4 Working flame Safety flame No flame Roaring flame
What flame would you get if the air hole is half open? A
Working flame B
Safety flame C
No flame D
Roaring flame
Time left in seconds 5

29. 15 A B C D 5 Have it cut Dye it bright green so it stands out
What must you do with long hair before you use a Bunsen burner? A
Have it cut B
Dye it bright green so it stands out C
Tie it back safely D
Have your head shaved
Time left in seconds 15

30. 15 A B C D 5 Have it cut Dye it bright green so it stands out
What must you do with long hair before you use a Bunsen burner? A
Have it cut B
Dye it bright green so it stands out C
Tie it back safely D
Have your head shaved
Time left in seconds 15

31. 10 A B C D 5 Have it cut Dye it bright green so it stands out
What must you do with long hair before you use a Bunsen burner? A
Have it cut B
Dye it bright green so it stands out C
Tie it back safely D
Have your head shaved
Time left in seconds 10

32. 5 A B C D 5 Have it cut Dye it bright green so it stands out
What must you do with long hair before you use a Bunsen burner? A
Have it cut B
Dye it bright green so it stands out C
Tie it back safely D
Have your head shaved
Time left in seconds 5

33. 15 A B C D 6 Try and relight it Turn the gas off Tell your teacher
What do you need to do immediately if the flame on your Bunsen burner goes out? A
Try and relight it B
Turn the gas off C
Tell your teacher D
Leave it and get on with your work
Time left in seconds 15

34. 15 A B C D 6 Try and relight it Turn the gas off Tell your teacher
What do you need to do immediately if the flame on your Bunsen burner goes out? A
Try and relight it B
Turn the gas off C
Tell your teacher D
Leave it and get on with your work
Time left in seconds 15

35. 10 A B C D 6 Try and relight it Turn the gas off Tell your teacher
What do you need to do immediately if the flame on your Bunsen burner goes out? A
Try and relight it B
Turn the gas off C
Tell your teacher D
Leave it and get on with your work
Time left in seconds 10

36. 5 A B C D 6 Try and relight it Turn the gas off Tell your teacher
What do you need to do immediately if the flame on your Bunsen burner goes out? A
Try and relight it B
Turn the gas off C
Tell your teacher D
Leave it and get on with your work
Time left in seconds 5

37. 15 A B C D 7 The brightest flame The safety flame The working flame
Which flame is the HOTTEST on a Bunsen burner? A
The brightest flame B
The safety flame C
The working flame D
The roaring flame
Time left in seconds 15

38. 15 A B C D 7 The brightest flame The safety flame The working flame
Which flame is the HOTTEST on a Bunsen burner? A
The brightest flame B
The safety flame C
The working flame D
The roaring flame
Time left in seconds 15

39. 10 A B C D 7 The brightest flame The safety flame The working flame
Which flame is the HOTTEST on a Bunsen burner? A
The brightest flame B
The safety flame C
The working flame D
The roaring flame
Time left in seconds 10

40. 5 A B C D 7 The brightest flame The safety flame The working flame
Which flame is the HOTTEST on a Bunsen burner? A
The brightest flame B
The safety flame C
The working flame D
The roaring flame
Time left in seconds 5

41. 15 A B C D 8 You can see it because it’s yellow.
Why is a safety flame called a safety flame? A
You can see it because it’s yellow. B
It isn’t hot enough to burn you C
It’s the smallest flame D
It smells more than the other flames
Time left in seconds 15

42. 15 A B C D 8 You can see it because it’s yellow.
Why is a safety flame called a safety flame? A
You can see it because it’s yellow. B
It isn’t hot enough to burn you C
It’s the smallest flame D
It smells more than the other flames
Time left in seconds 15

43. 10 A B C D 8 You can see it because it’s yellow.
Why is a safety flame called a safety flame? A
You can see it because it’s yellow. B
It isn’t hot enough to burn you C
It’s the smallest flame D
It smells more than the other flames
Time left in seconds 10

44. 5 A B C D 8 You can see it because it’s yellow.
Why is a safety flame called a safety flame? A
You can see it because it’s yellow. B
It isn’t hot enough to burn you C
It’s the smallest flame D
It smells more than the other flames
Time left in seconds 5

45. 15 A B C D 9 Lighting the Bunsen burner on Heating equipment
What must you not use a safety flame for? A
Lighting the Bunsen burner on B
Heating equipment C
Leaving it on whilst you are not using it D
None of the above
Time left in seconds 15

46. 15 A B C D 9 Lighting the Bunsen burner on Heating equipment
What must you not use a safety flame for? A
Lighting the Bunsen burner on B
Heating equipment C
Leaving it on whilst you are not using it D
None of the above
Time left in seconds 15

47. 10 A B C D 9 Lighting the Bunsen burner on Heating equipment
What must you not use a safety flame for? A
Lighting the Bunsen burner on B
Heating equipment C
Leaving it on whilst you are not using it D
None of the above
Time left in seconds 10

48. 5 A B C D 9 Lighting the Bunsen burner on Heating equipment
What must you not use a safety flame for? A
Lighting the Bunsen burner on B
Heating equipment C
Leaving it on whilst you are not using it D
None of the above
Time left in seconds 5

49. 15 A B C D 10 The airhole The base The jet The collar
What is the part of the Bunsen burner that you move to change the type of flame you produce? A
The airhole B
The base C
The jet D
The collar
Time left in seconds 15

50. 15 A B C D 10 The airhole The base The jet The collar
What is the part of the Bunsen burner that you move to change the type of flame you produce? A
The airhole B
The base C
The jet D
The collar
Time left in seconds 15

51. 10 A B C D 10 The airhole The base The jet The collar
What is the part of the Bunsen burner that you move to change the type of flame you produce? A
The airhole B
The base C
The jet D
The collar
Time left in seconds 10

52. 5 A B C D 10 The airhole The base The jet The collar
What is the part of the Bunsen burner that you move to change the type of flame you produce? A
The airhole B
The base C
The jet D
The collar
Time left in seconds 5

53. ANSWERS ~
SWAP BOOKS

54. A B C D 1 Safety flame Working flame Roaring flame Lighting flame
What is the flame that you should always light the Bunsen burner on? A
Safety flame B
Working flame C
Roaring flame D
Lighting flame
Time left in seconds

55. A B C D 1 Safety flame Working flame Roaring flame Lighting flame
What is the flame that you should always light the Bunsen burner on? A
Safety flame B
Working flame C
Roaring flame D
Lighting flame
Time left in seconds

56. A B C D 2 The chimney The gas tube The base The collar
Which part must you hold when you are picking up a Bunsen burner? A
The chimney B
The gas tube C
The base D
The collar
Time left in seconds

57. A B C D 2 The chimney The gas tube The base The collar
Which part must you hold when you are picking up a Bunsen burner? A
The chimney B
The gas tube C
The base D
The collar
Time left in seconds

58. A B C D 3 bunsen burner Buns and burner Bunsen Burner Bunsen burner
Which of these is correct? A
bunsen burner B
Buns and burner C
Bunsen Burner D
Bunsen burner
Time left in seconds

59. A B C D 3 bunsen burner Buns and burner Bunsen Burner Bunsen burner
Which of these is correct? A
bunsen burner B
Buns and burner C
Bunsen Burner D
Bunsen burner
Time left in seconds

60. A B C D 4 Working flame Safety flame No flame Roaring flame
What flame would you get if the air hole is half open? A
Working flame B
Safety flame C
No flame D
Roaring flame
Time left in seconds

61. A B C D 4 Working flame Safety flame No flame Roaring flame
What flame would you get if the air hole is half open? A
Working flame B
Safety flame C
No flame D
Roaring flame
Time left in seconds

62. A B C D 5 Have it cut Dye it bright green so it stands out
What must you do with long hair before you use a Bunsen burner? A
Have it cut B
Dye it bright green so it stands out C
Tie it back safely D
Have your head shaved
Time left in seconds

63. A B C D 5 Have it cut Dye it bright green so it stands out
What must you do with long hair before you use a Bunsen burner? A
Have it cut B
Dye it bright green so it stands out C
Tie it back safely D
Have your head shaved
Time left in seconds

64. A B C D 6 Try and relight it Turn the gas off Tell your teacher
What do you need to do immediately if the flame on your Bunsen burner goes out? A
Try and relight it B
Turn the gas off C
Tell your teacher D
Leave it and get on with your work
Time left in seconds

65. A B C D 6 Try and relight it Turn the gas off Tell your teacher
What do you need to do immediately if the flame on your Bunsen burner goes out? A
Try and relight it B
Turn the gas off C
Tell your teacher D
Leave it and get on with your work
Time left in seconds

66. A B C D 7 The brightest flame The safety flame The working flame
Which flame is the HOTTEST on a Bunsen burner? A
The brightest flame B
The safety flame C
The working flame D
The roaring flame
Time left in seconds

67. A B C D 7 The brightest flame The safety flame The working flame
Which flame is the HOTTEST on a Bunsen burner? A
The brightest flame B
The safety flame C
The working flame D
The roaring flame
Time left in seconds

68. A B C D 8 You can see it because it’s yellow.
Why is a safety flame called a safety flame? A
You can see it because it’s yellow. B
It isn’t hot enough to burn you C
It’s the smallest flame D
It smells more than the other flames
Time left in seconds

69. A B C D 8 You can see it because it’s yellow.
Why is a safety flame called a safety flame? A
You can see it because it’s yellow. B
It isn’t hot enough to burn you C
It’s the smallest flame D
It smells more than the other flames
Time left in seconds

70. A B C D 9 Lighting the Bunsen burner on Heating equipment
What must you not use a safety flame for? A
Lighting the Bunsen burner on B
Heating equipment C
Leaving it on whilst you are not using it D
None of the above
Time left in seconds

71. A B C D 9 Lighting the Bunsen burner on Heating equipment
What must you not use a safety flame for? A
Lighting the Bunsen burner on B
Heating equipment C
Leaving it on whilst you are not using it D
None of the above
Time left in seconds

72. A B C D 10 The airhole The base The jet The collar
What is the part of the Bunsen burner that you move to change the type of flame you produce? A
The airhole B
The base C
The jet D
The collar
Time left in seconds

73. A B C D 10 The airhole The base The jet The collar
What is the part of the Bunsen burner that you move to change the type of flame you produce? A
The airhole B
The base C
The jet D
The collar
Time left in seconds