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What is a laboratory?

  1. A space for experiments
  2. A store room for books
  3. A hall for sports events
  4. A canteen for the staff
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Correct answer: A. A space for experiments

1. A laboratory provides controlled conditions in which scientific research, experiments and measurement may be performed. 2. Such facilities exist in schools, universities and industry. 3. Book stores, halls and canteens do not offer controlled experimental conditions. _Source: Wikipedia, Laboratory (lead section)_

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Larger or more sophisticated lab equipment is generally called what?

  1. A scientific instrument
  2. A piece of stationery
  3. A piece of furniture
  4. A chemical reagent
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Correct answer: A. A scientific instrument

1. Laboratory equipment includes tools used to perform experiments or take measurements. 2. Larger or more sophisticated equipment is generally called a scientific instrument. 3. Stationery, furniture and reagents do not match. _Source: Wikipedia, Laboratory, Equipment and supplies_

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Which tools are classical laboratory equipment?

  1. Bunsen burners
  2. Chalk and dusters
  3. Cricket bats
  4. Typewriters
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Correct answer: A. Bunsen burners

1. Classical equipment includes tools such as Bunsen burners and microscopes. 2. These are used for heating and observing specimens. 3. Chalk, bats and typewriters are not laboratory equipment. _Source: Wikipedia, Laboratory, Equipment and supplies_

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