Grade 7 Integrated Science · Strand 1: Scientific Investigation · Introduction to Integrated Science
Optical Instruments and Volumetric Glassware
A short Grade 7 Integrated Science lesson for the CBE curriculum, part of Scientific Investigation: Introduction to Integrated Science. Learn it on any phone with notes and slides, then check yourself with a quick quiz and earn XP. This lesson is free.
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1. Which piece of glassware has a stopcock and is used to deliver variable, accurately measured volumes of liquid during titrations?
- A. Measuring cylinder
- B. Burette
- C. Volumetric flask
- D. Beaker
2. A learner uses a microscope with an eyepiece lens marked 5× and an objective lens marked 20×. What is the total magnification? (Give the number only, without the × sign.)
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3. When reading the volume of water in a measuring cylinder, which method gives the correct reading?
- A. Look from above and read the top edge of the curve
- B. Look from below and read the top edge of the curve
- C. Keep your eye level with the bottom of the curved surface and read there
- D. Hold the cylinder in your hand and read the side of the curve
4. What name is given to the curved upper surface of a liquid in a measuring cylinder?
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5. Why must you never turn the coarse adjustment knob while viewing a specimen under high-power magnification?
- A. It makes the diaphragm close completely
- B. The objective lens could hit and crush the slide
- C. It reduces the magnification of the eyepiece
- D. It makes the light source switch off
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- Classification of Mixtures and Purity Determination
- Physical Separation Techniques for Mixtures
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- Acids, Bases, and Natural Indicators
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