Science at Work - Chapter 1 - Lvl1

In a Lab Report (Write-Up), what are the sections to be included.

(Choose all relevant sections)

• Apparatus & Diagram

• Method & Precautions

• Title & Aim

• Results & Calculations

• Conclusion

In a Lab report (Write-up) each section is used to describe or inform about the experiment.

What is the meaning of: TITLE

• Title of Unit or Topic related to the experiment

• Why the experiment is being done

• A drawing of the set-up of the apparatus.

• A description of the steps involved to setup the equipment and to start the experiment. All in past passive tense.

In a Lab report (Write-up) each section is used to describe or inform about the experiment.

What is the meaning of: AIM

• Title of Unit or Topic related to the experiment

• Why the experiment is being done

• A drawing of the set-up of the apparatus.

• A description of the steps involved to setup the equipment and to start the experiment. All in past passive tense.

In a Lab report (Write-up) each section is used to describe or inform about the experiment.

What is the meaning of: Diagram

• Title of Unit or Topic related to the experiment

• Why the experiment is being done

• A drawing of the set-up of the apparatus.

• A description of the steps involved to setup the equipment and to start the experiment. All in past passive tense.

In a Lab report (Write-up) each section is used to describe or inform about the experiment.

What is the meaning of: Method

• Title of Unit or Topic related to the experiment

• Why the experiment is being done

• A drawing of the set-up of the apparatus.

• A description of the steps involved to setup the equipment and to start the experiment. All in past passive tense.

In a Lab report (Write-up) each section is used to describe or inform about the experiment.

What is the meaning of: Precautions

• Any special steps to follow in order to get as close to the accurate result as possible

• A description of what happened as the method was being followed. This may include any colour change, a change in state, an explosion, etc

• If occasionally required , it shows any estimation using the inputs in the result.

• A sentence or 2 indicating what was learnt or achieved by doing this experiment

In a Lab report (Write-up) each section is used to describe or inform about the experiment.

What is the meaning of: Result

• Any special steps to follow in order to get as close to the accurate result as possible

• A description of what happened as the method was being followed. This may include any colour change, a change in state, an explosion, etc

• If occasionally required , it shows any estimation using the inputs in the result.

• A sentence or 2 indicating what was learnt or achieved by doing this experiment

In a Lab report (Write-up) each section is used to describe or inform about the experiment.

What is the meaning of: Calculation

• Any special steps to follow in order to get as close to the accurate result as possible

• A description of what happened as the method was being followed. This may include any colour change, a change in state, an explosion, etc

• If occasionally required , it shows any estimation using the inputs in the result.

• A sentence or 2 indicating what was learnt or achieved by doing this experiment

In a Lab report (Write-up) each section is used to describe or inform about the experiment.

What is the meaning of: Conclusion

• Any special steps to follow in order to get as close to the accurate result as possible

• A description of what happened as the method was being followed. This may include any colour change, a change in state, an explosion, etc

• If occasionally required , it shows any estimation using the inputs in the result.

• A sentence or 2 indicating what was learnt or achieved by doing this experiment

Choose which answers correctly draw a set-up of the apparatus in a lab report (write-up)

• Drawing is at least 1/3 of the A4 sheet you use. Large, clear, neat and in the correct proportion.

• Flat and not 3 dimensional (3D)

• Draw with colours and biro

• Draw in pencil and no colours or shading

• Well labelled using lines in pencil and not arrows. The lines used must start from the item and finish on its name.