Here is the step-by-step solution to match the lab equipment names with the correct pictures.
Step 1: Identify the equipment in the first row (Images 1-5)
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Image 1: This is a metal stand with a gas connection at the bottom. It is used to heat substances. This matches
d. Bunsen burner.
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Image 2: This is a long, thin glass tube with a rounded bottom, used to hold small amounts of liquid. This matches
f. test tube.
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Image 3: These are large metal scissors-like tools used to grab hot objects. This matches
i. tongs.
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Image 4: This is a cylindrical container with a flat bottom and a pouring lip. This matches
a. beaker.
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Image 5: This is a tall, narrow container with markings on the side to measure liquid volume. This matches
b. graduated cylinder.
Step 2: Identify the equipment in the second row (Images 6-10)
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Image 6: This is a vertical metal rod attached to a heavy base, used to hold other equipment. This matches
j. clamp stand.
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Image 7: This is a cone-shaped flask with a flat bottom and narrow neck. This matches
h. Erlenmeyer flask.
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Image 8: This is a cone-shaped tool used to channel liquid into a small opening. This matches
g. filter funnel.
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Image 9: This is a metal tool with a wooden or plastic handle (though drawn simply here) used to hold a test tube over a flame. This matches
e. test tube holder.
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Image 10: This is a scale with sliding weights used to measure mass. This matches
c. triple beam balance.
Step 3: Answer the questions in Section II
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Question 1: A triple beam balance is used to measure how much matter is in an object. This is called
mass.
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Question 2: A thermometer is used to measure how hot or cold something is. This is called
temperature.
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Question 3: A graduated cylinder is used to measure how much space a liquid takes up. This is called
volume (or liquid volume).
Final Answer:
Matching Section:
1. d. Bunsen burner
2. f. test tube
3. i. tongs
4. a. beaker
5. b. graduated cylinder
6. j. clamp stand
7. h. Erlenmeyer flask
8. g. filter funnel
9. e. test tube holder
10. c. triple beam balance
Section II: MEASUREMENTS
1. Mass
2. Temperature
3. Volume
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of lab safety equipment worksheet.
