HBio Lab Policies

What should students avoid doing with laboratory drawers?

• Using equipment from their assigned drawer

• Using equipment from a drawer not assigned to them

• Keeping lab supplies in their drawer

• Returning materials to the lab drawer after use

What must be returned to their proper locations after use?

• Lab coats and goggles

• Shared equipment and microscope slides

• Textbooks and notebooks

• Personal belongings

What should students do before class preparations?

• Read the laboratory exercise before class

• Clean the laboratory equipment

• Organize their lab drawer

• Write a lab report

What should students be prepared to do during class work?

• Work efficiently with their lab partner

• Complete their homework

• Organize the lab equipment

• Write a lab report

What might happen if students do not pay attention to the Lab Frog?

• They might miss valuable lab points

• They might get extra credit

• They might finish their lab early

• They might get a higher grade

Where should you place the lab after completing it?

• On the teacher's desk at the front of the lab

• In the proper basket by the classroom door

• In the teacher's credenza

• On your desk

What should a drawing reflect?

• A. What you imagine

• B. What you see

• C. What you know must be there

• D. What you can't see under magnification

How should labels be printed?

• A. In cursive

• B. In bold

• C. In italics

• D. In print

How should label lines be drawn?

• A. Curved and crossing each other

• B. Parallel to the top of the box

• C. Straight and not crossing each other

• D. With arrows

What do arrows on a specimen drawing indicate?

• A. Magnification

• B. Movement

• C. Shading

• D. Labels