I.

COPY AND ANSWER IN YOUR NOTEBOOK

Complete the table by giving the uses of the materials given on the first column.
MATERIAL USES
1. Paracetamol
2. Vinegar
3. Dishwashing liquid
4. Rubbing Alcohol
5. Floor wax
6. Computer
7. Cooking oil
8. Insecticide
9. Paint
10. Muriatic Acid

II. Picture Puzzle

Look at the puzzle to see what is in the picture. In your paper, draw a table with 2 columns. In first
column, write USEFUL and in the second column, write HARMFUL. List down in their proper column the
useful and harmful materials that you can find.

(Do it like this. Identify all the objects)

USEFUL HARMFUL

III. COPY and ANSWER ( Notebook)/

Match the materials listed in column A with its uses in column B. Write your answer on the space
provided in each number.
A B
1. cooking oil a. antiseptic
2. rubbing alcohol b. kills insect
3. pencil c. for cleaning laundry
4. insecticide d. make and receive calls
5. bleach e. cooking ingredient
6. dishwashing liquid f. for writing
7. cellphone g. whitens clothes
8. computer h. programmable machine
9. detergent powder i. washes cooking utensils
10. vinegar j. programmable machine
Instruction:
1. COPY and DRAW IN YOUR NOTEBOOK.
2. AFTER COPYING AND DRAWING, STUDY AND UNDERSTAND IT PROPERLY.
3. AFTER 5 MINUTES OF UNDERSTANDING THE CONCEPTS, PASS THIS FACT SHEET AND KEEP
YOUR NOTEBOOK THEN ANSWER ASSESSMENT TASK NUMBER 2 IN A PAPER.

Concepts:

A product is harmful/ hazardous if it has at least one of the following properties:

Toxic — Poison or causes long-term illness (such as cancer). Pesticides, paint thinners, many
auto products and some cleaners are toxic.

Flammable — Burns easily. Paint, thinners and other solvents, and auto products are the most
flammable home products.

Corrosive — Eats through materials (acid, for example). Oven cleaners, drain cleaners, toilet bowl
cleaners, and auto batteries are common corrosive products.

Reactive — Can spontaneously ignite or create poisonous vapors when mixed with other
products. (therefore NEVER mix household products). Can also explode when expose to heat, air,
water, or shock. Ex. Firecrackers, bleach and ammonia

compressed gas is a substance that is a gas at normal room temperature and pressure, and is contained
under pressure, usually in a cylinder. Some compressed gases (e.g. acetylene) are stabilized in the
cylinder by dissolving the gas in a liquid or solid matrix.

Biological hazards are also known as biohazards refer to biological substances that pose a threat to the
health of living organisms, primarily that of humans. This can include samples of a microorganism, virus or
toxin (from a biological source) that can affect human health.

flammable
Corrosive

toxic/poisonous compressed gases

reactive biological hazardous

ASSESSMENT TASK # 2

DO THIS IN A ONE WHOLE SHEET OF PAPER. Copy and answer.

Matching Type: Match column A with column B by writing the letter of the correct answer before the number.
A B

____1. Toxic substances a. chemicals that react readily with other chemicals

____2. Reactive b. are usually strong acids or bases and exist in almost every workplace
and home that can cause damage as soon as they come in contact with
something or if the chemical is digested or inhaled

____3. Explosive / flammable c. a substance that causes injury, illness, or death

____4. Corrosive d. material that ignites easily and burns rapidly with a flame or
combustible substances

____5. Hazardous waste e. any waste or combination of wastes which may

cause irreversible illness or death

B. Write in column B the harmful effects of materials shown in column A.

Materials Harmful Effects
1.

2.

3.

C. Identify the pictures below and write their names on their corresponding harmful properties. Some materials may be
classified to more than one property. (Pictures may not be drawn, just give the names or its identity.
Toxic/Poisonous Flammable Corrosive Biohazards Reactive

Medical wastes

Blood samples
PROPER AND SAFETY WAYS IN HANDLING MATERIALS
Materials that we use for cleaning and painting contain ingredients that maybe be hazardous to living things and
environment. Use, store, and handle potentially hazardous materials properly. There are safety precautions to follow in
the proper use, handling, and storage of possibly hazardous materials.

Copy and answer in a paper.

A.
What safety precautions are applicable in the following situations? Give your reason/s.
The first one has been done for you.
1. The garbage collector is in the neighborhood. Your mom tells you to bring the garbage bags outside for
disposal.
Answer: You should wash your hands thoroughly after handling the garbage bags.
Reason: You handled a contaminated material.
2. You were hungry, you wanted to eat the canned sausage stocked in the cabinet for a long time.
Answer:
Reason:
3. You sprayed some insecticide in your bedroom.
Answer:
Reason:
4. You just finished boiling water using the gas stove.
Answer:
Reason:
5. You noticed that the expiry date of the analgesic in the medicine cabinet was 05/08/2012.
Answer:
Reason:

B. 1. On the chart below, identify where each of the given materials should be stored by writing down the names under
the correct column.

shampoo paints soy sauce bath soap deodorant

laundry soap hair dryer thinner vinegar face powder

Bedroom Bathroom Stockroom Kitchen Laundry area

2. Place inside the correct box the different pictures of the household materials

Medicine Cabinet Kitchen Bathroom

shampoo disinfectants neozep preservatives mothballs

alcohol Lactacid knife bath soap toothpaste

3.

food canned goods motor oil toilet cleaners shampoo

rust remover margarine cleansers body lotion mop

Write True if the statement is correct, if not, write False

_____ 1. All materials have harmful effects.
_____ 2. Before using any product, you must read the label.
_____ 3. Flammable materials should be used away from fire.
_____ 4. Precautions and warning signs could be ignored when using materials.
_____ 5. All household materials are useful when handled properly.
_____6. Read carefully the instructions before using the materials.
_____7. Have one container for foods and painting materials.
_____8. Label the containers of every material at home.
_____9. Proper storage of materials should be observed always.
_____10. Pointed objects are safe to play with for children.