1
What is the first step when a chemical spills in the lab?
2
Where should fire extinguishers be located in a laboratory?
3
Which of the following is a corrosive hazard?
4
Which of the following is NOT a valid reason to report an accident in the laboratory?
5
Which of the following is a reactive hazard?
6
What does the PASS method stand for when using a fire extinguisher?
7
What does a toxic hazard symbol indicate?
8
Which type of personal protective equipment (PPE) is worn to protect the eyes during a chemistry experiment?
9
Which personal protective equipment (PPE) is most important to wear when handling corrosive chemicals in the laboratory?
10
Which PPE item protects the eyes from chemical splashes?
11
Which type of fire extinguisher is safe to use on electrical fires?
12
Which type of glove is commonly used in school laboratories for handling chemicals?
13
What does the irritant hazard symbol indicate?
14
Which of the following is an asphyxiation hazard in the laboratory?
15
What does the skull and crossbones symbol indicate?
16
What does the toxic hazard sign mean?
17
Which of these is an asphyxiation hazard?
18
What does an irritant hazard sign indicate?
19
Which hazard sign indicates a chemical that can easily catch fire?
20
Which type of fire extinguisher is suitable for flammable liquid fires?
21
Which hazard sign indicates a chemical that can explode?
22
Why should you not eat or drink in the laboratory?
23
What does the oxidising hazard sign mean?
24
How should you dispose of used gloves after an experiment?
25
What should you do if you inhale fumes in the lab?