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Grade 1 Lab Practices and Tools
Scientists use a                 to tell how hot or cold something is.
  1. cup
  2. thermometer
Grade 1 Lab Practices and Tools
Which could help us find out about the direction and speed of wind?
  1. a pinwheel
  2. a thermometer
Grade 1 Lab Practices and Tools
What weather tool tells us the temperature.
  1. weather vane
  2. rain gauge
  3. thermometer
  4. rock
Grade 1 Lab Practices and Tools
How would you use a ruler?
  1. to measure around an object
  2. to measure how long an object is
  3. to measure how heavy an object is
Grade 1 Lab Practices and Tools
What do we use a thermometer for?
  1. It tells us how we feel.
  2. It tells how windy it is outside.
  3. It tells the temperature of the air.
Grade 1 Lab Practices and Tools
Magnify means to makes something look                .
  1. smaller
  2. colorful
  3. pretty
  4. bigger
Grade 1 Lab Practices and Tools
Where can scientists work?
  1. in a bakery
  2. in a gas station
  3. in a laboratory
  4. at the post office
Grade 1 Lab Practices and Tools
Which tool is not used to measure?
  1. Measuring cup
  2. Ruler
  3. Magnifying Glass
  4. Thermometer
Grade 1 Lab Practices and Tools
A tool to see smaller things like a cell.
  1. a cup
  2. camera
  3. window
  4. microscope
Grade 1 Lab Practices and Tools
A thermometer is used to measure
  1. The amount of rain that falls.
  2. How hot or cold it is outside.
  3. The direction of the wind.