SISS Day 1:

1. Safety Regulations Test2. SISS prelaboratory3. Begin SISS data collection

Safety Test1. Take out one sheet of lined paper and a pen.2. Take out your Safety Regulations. 3. Some test rules: no talking, do NOT write on the test

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Safety Test

Number your paper 1-40. You will have 15 minutes! Choose the most appropriate answer and record the corresponding letter. DO YOUR BEST. Do not write on the test.

12345

678910

1617181920

2122232425

DCCDD

BCACB

CCBCB

DCBDD

Mark through any incorrect answers (write the letter of the correct answer). Raise your hand if you need an explanation.This is not part of your grade, but please write your score/40 at the top and pass it to the “designated test collectors” at the end of each row (I’ll show you). It is my legal responsibility to make sure you have taken and passed this safety exam…I’ll keep these.

1112131415

CDADD

2627282930

CBABD

3132333435

CACCB

3637383940

DDCBB

SISS Lab1. Get into your lab groups.2. Do the prelaboratory in the space provided, never on a separate sheet of

paper. USE PENCIL or bring your own white out to this class. No copying. Textbook sharing and quietly discussing is ok.

3. When everyone in your group is done with the prelab and has double checked their answers, find me and I’ll stamp your prelab. DO NOT LOSE THIS before the day it’s due! If you lose it, or ‘forget’ to get a stamp on the lab day, you will not get credit for it. I will NOT stamp a new one.

4. Everyone should choose a Laboratory Experiment Occupation. This should take about 5 seconds.

5. Send one student to get your lab bin. Begin the experiment.6. Your samples have to dry for a few days. We will discuss the calculations and

lab expectations at that time. Don’t stress for now.Things to remember:• Ask everyone in your group if you have a question, THEN ask me. • Uhhhhhh….the Safety Regulations!?!?!• At the end of class, you will label and store stuff to evaporate in the designated

spot, NOT in your lab bin.