Let’s go through this step by step.
This worksheet is asking you to learn the names of common lab equipment shown in the picture. You don’t need to do any math or calculations — it’s about matching each item with its correct name, which is already labeled on the diagram.
Since all the items are clearly labeled (like “Goggles,” “Beaker,” “Bunsen burner,” etc.), your job is probably to memorize them or use them for a matching activity on another page (which we don’t have here).
But since you’re being asked to “solve” this, and there’s no actual question or problem to solve beyond identifying the tools, the best thing I can do is list out all the equipment shown so you know what they are:
1. Goggles – safety glasses for protecting eyes
2. Lab Coat or Apron – protective clothing
3. Graduated cylinder – measures liquid volume accurately
4. Tongs – used to pick up hot or dangerous objects
5. Triple Beam Balance – measures mass/weight of objects
6. Test Tube – small glass tube for holding liquids or reactions
7. Beaker – container for mixing or heating liquids (this one says 100 mL)
8. Lab Stand – metal stand that holds other equipment
9. Funnel – helps pour liquids into small openings
10. Ring Clamp – attaches to lab stand to hold funnels or flasks
11. Bunsen burner – heats things using gas flame
12. Erlenmeyer flask – conical flask for mixing or storing liquids (says 250 mL)
13. Striker – lights the Bunsen burner
14. Eye Dropper – transfers small amounts of liquid drop by drop
There’s nothing to calculate or reason through — it’s purely identification.
Final Answer:
All lab equipment items are correctly labeled in the image. No further action needed unless matching or labeling exercises are provided on another page.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of science lab equipment worksheet.
