1. Welcome to Who Wants to be a Multi- Millionaire?
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2. Another Presentation © 2000 - All rights Reserved Mark E. Damon

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5. All floors should be kept clear of15
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A: books
B: backpacks
C: spills
D: all of these

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When working with lab chemicals, equipment and Bunsen Burners, long hair must be 11
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A: cut off
B: tied back
C: held with both hands
D: combed nicely

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9. Wearing goggles in lab will15
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A: improve your vision
B: be fashionable
C: protect your eyes
D: be optional

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11. “Horseplaying” in the lab is15
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B: always against the rules
A: not dangerous
C: okay, as long as it’s fun
D: allowed on Fridays

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13. If you break a piece of glassware , tell the teacher15
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B: never tell the teacher!
A: at once
C: at the end of the period
D: when you have time

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15. You should prepare for each lab by reading all instructions15
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B: before you start to work
A: after school
D: don’t read…it’ll be a surprise!
C: while you are working

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17. If you are injured tell the15
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B: the class at once
A: doctor after school
C: the school nurse
D: teacher at once

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19. To remove an electrical plug from its socket, you should15
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A: pull the appliance
B: pull the cord
D: make sure the electricity is working
C: pull the plug

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21. To put out a fire in a person’s clothing, use15
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B: a flammable chemical
A: the fire blanket
C: the wind from running
D: a fire extinguisher

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23. If a chemical gets on your skin, you should15
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A: just shake it off
B: hide it
C: wipe it on your pants
D: wash immediatley

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25. Spills on the floor can cause an accident. Always clean it up15
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B: when you have time
A: at “clean up” time
C: after someone slips on it
D: at once

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27. Helping to clean up the lab is the job of15
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A: each student
B: your teacher
C: custodian
D: Mrs. Baldwin- Shirey

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29. Bothering other students while they are working in the lab is15
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A: helpful
B: poor manners
D: the quickest way to complete the job
C: dangerous

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31. If you find a crack or chip in glassware you should15
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A: fix it!
B: toss it!
C: tell your teacher!
D: go ahead and carefully use it!

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A: a classmate
B: your lab partner
C: yourself
D: no one

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35. When you are working with lab chemicals and Bunsen burners, you must wear
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A: jewerly
C: long hair loosely
D: goggles

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37. The correct way to move around the lab is to
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B: hurry
D: run
C: walk

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39. To prevent accidents during lab activities, you should
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B: use shortcuts
C: skip reading directions
D: follow your teacher’s instruction

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41. Cabinet drawer and doors that are left open cause a hazard and should be
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A: left open
C: left for the next person to close
D: walked around

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43. Lab safety is _____________ responsibility.
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A: other students’
B: only the teacher’s
C: no one’s
D: everyone’s

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45. The most common accident in the lab is
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A: broken glass
B: fire
C: unclean glassware
D: broken bones

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47. How many exits are there in the lab?
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A: 1
B: 2
D: 4
C: 3

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49. Wafting is the method used to ______ a substance in the lab.
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A: smell
B: taste
C: feel
D: see

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51. Being safe in lab means knowing the location of all of the following EXCEPT:
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A: the phone
C: the eye wash
D: fire extinguisher

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53. What are the consequences for a student who does not follow the teacher directions in lab or makes up their own experiment?
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A: there will be no consequences
B. Removal from lab
C: a spirit card
D: a “high five”

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55. Moving across the front of the lab from left to right, what is the correct order of the safety equipment….
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A: phone, blanket, extinguisher, shower/eye wash
B. Extinguisher, phone, blanket, shower/eye wash
C: shower/eye wash, blanket, phone, extinguisher
D: shower/eye wash, extinguisher, phone, blanket

56. Congratulations!
You’ve won
$2.1 Million Dollars!