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    Year 7 Science Quick Quiz

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    The document summarizes rules for safety in a science lab, how to set up a Bunsen burner, and differences between types of data and variables in experiments. Specifically, it states that hair must be tied back, no running or pushing is allowed, and safety goggles worn to prevent chemicals from entering the body. It defines quantitative data as involving numbers and qualitative data as descriptive language. An observation can be easily seen while an inference is a guess requiring evidence to support it. A dependent variable is influenced by changes to an independent variable.

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    The document summarizes rules for safety in a science lab, how to set up a Bunsen burner, and differences between types of data and variables in experiments. Specifically, it states that hair must be tied back, no running or pushing is allowed, and safety goggles worn to prevent chemicals from entering the body. It defines quantitative data as involving numbers and qualitative data as descriptive language. An observation can be easily seen while an inference is a guess requiring evidence to support it. A dependent variable is influenced by changes to an independent variable.

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    The document summarizes rules for safety in a science lab, how to set up a Bunsen burner, and differences between types of data and variables in experiments. Specifically, it states that hair must be tied back, no running or pushing is allowed, and safety goggles worn to prevent chemicals from entering the body. It defines quantitative data as involving numbers and qualitative data as descriptive language. An observation can be easily seen while an inference is a guess requiring evidence to support it. A dependent variable is influenced by changes to an independent variable.

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    Year 7 Science Quick Quiz

    1) What are three rules you must follow in the science room? Explain why you must follow
    each
    Rule 1: tie your hair back
    You much tie your hair back because if you don’t chemicals can get in your hair and wont be
    healthy for your head

    Rule 2:No running and pushing in the lab


    If you run and push around in the lab it will get very messy and chemicals wil be on the floor
    which is very dangerous because some chemicals will get you sick and it will be very
    complicated.
    Rule 3:wear safety googles
    You need to wear safety goals in the lab so no chemicals will go into your eyes and it is good
    for protection.

    2) How do you set up a Bunsen Burner?

    3) What is the difference between quantitative and qualitative data?


    The difference between them are Quantitative is that it involves numbers while Qualitative
    describes things in descriptive language.

    4) What is the difference between an inference and an observation? Use a real life example.

    An observation is something that can be easily seen while a inference is a guess that needs
    ton supported by evidence.For example,

    5) What is the difference between a dependent and independent variable?

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