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Refer to page 30. List two units commonly used to measure temperature. When the weatherman reports the weather in the US, which unit does he usuallyuse.

 

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Refer to page 26Using the audio definition provided in frame 2, define volume. What common item weighs about one gram Refer.

 

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Refer to page 45Why is it important to wear goggles when performing most experiments Refer to page 47. Why might the woman be wearing gloves.

 

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Wh y do we use microscopes when performing lab experiments involving cells What is the difference between a compound microscope and a simple microscope _______ Which type.

 

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Refer to page 51Can an accident still happen if you follow all of the rules of lab safety Why or whynot List three examples of accidents that can happen.

 

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