Safety First in the Science Adventure Lab

The video tutorial provides essential safety guidelines for students visiting the Science Adventure Lab. It emphasizes health precautions, introduces Dr. Amanda Jones, and outlines pre-visit and on-board safety rules. Students are advised to avoid coming if unwell, follow staff directions, and adhere to specific attire requirements. The S-A-F-E acronym highlights key safety practices: Safety First, Ask questions, Follow directions, and Emergencies. The video aims to ensure a safe and enjoyable learning experience.

What should students do if they feel unwell before boarding the mobile lab?

• Ignore it and proceed with the visit

• Inform the staff and avoid boarding

• Take some medicine and continue

• Ask a friend to accompany them

Who is Dr. Amanda Jones?

• A student at the Science Adventure Lab

• Director of the Science Adventure Lab program

• A lab technician

• A safety officer

Which of the following is NOT allowed on the mobile lab?

• Open-toed shoes

• Backpacks

• All of the above

• Cell phones

What is the most important rule before boarding the Science Adventure Lab?

• Have fun

• Bring a snack

• Wear a hat

• Bring a friend

What does the 'S' in S-A-F-E stand for?

• Safety First

• Stay Alert

• Study Hard

• Secure Equipment

What should you do if there is a spill in the lab?

• Wait for someone else to notice

• Report it immediately

• Ignore it

• Clean it up yourself

What does the 'A' in S-A-F-E stand for?

• Ask questions

• Avoid danger

• Always run

• Act quickly

What should you do if you're unsure about a step in the lab?

• Ask questions

• Guess and proceed

• Wait for someone else to do it

• Skip the step

What does the 'F' in S-A-F-E stand for?

• Find solutions

• Follow directions

• Feel safe

• Forget mistakes

In case of a fire alarm, what should you do?

• Panic and run

• Exit the lab immediately in an orderly fashion

• Ignore it

• Wait for instructions