What is the purpose of the Comprehensive Student Safety Contract?

• To ensure a safe environment in the instructional setting.

• To allow students to use any equipment they want.

• To make the class more fun with practical jokes.

• To avoid doing any experiments.

What must be signed by both the student and a parent or guardian before participating in experiments or activities?

• A permission slip.

• The Comprehensive Student Safety Contract.

• A field trip form.

• A homework assignment.

What is not tolerated in the class according to the safety rules?

• Horseplay, practical jokes, and pranks.

• Asking questions.

• Following instructions.

• Wearing safety glasses.

What should you do if you do not understand the instructions?

• Ignore them.

• Ask your teacher questions.

• Guess what to do.

• Do the opposite.

What should you never do in the class unless a teacher specifically instructs you to do so?

• Eat, drink, or chew gum.

• Wear safety glasses.

• Follow instructions.

• Clean your work area.

What should you do before leaving the instructional setting if you have been working with chemicals or animals?

• Wash your hands with soap and water.

• Leave immediately.

• Touch your face.

• Remove your safety glasses.

What should you always wear when working with hazardous materials?

• Safety glasses or goggles.

• A hat.

• Sandals.

• A lab coat.

What should you do with your work area and the environment?

• Keep it neat and clean.

• Leave it messy.

• Ignore it.

• Only clean it at the end of the year.

What should you do with all equipment at the end of the experiment or activity?

• Return it to the proper storage area.

• Leave it on the table.

• Take it home.

• Throw it away.

What should you do if you notice any hazardous condition during an activity?

• Report it to the teacher immediately.

• Ignore it.

• Try to fix it yourself.

• Leave the room.