Bathtub Science by Shar Levine - Quiz
  • 1. What is the primary focus of 'Bathtub Science' by Shar Levine?
A) Fun science experiments using household items
B) Astronomy and space exploration
C) Historical scientific discoveries
D) Advanced chemical theory
  • 2. In bathtub science, what does adding vinegar to baking soda create?
A) Carbon dioxide gas
B) Hydrogen gas
C) Ammonia
D) Oxygen gas
  • 3. What is one benefit of conducting experiments in the bathtub?
A) Increased risk of injury
B) Improved academic performance
C) Easy cleanup of spills
D) Requires expert supervision
  • 4. How can color changes be demonstrated in bathtub science?
A) Using pH indicators
B) By mixing paints
C) Adding sugar
D) Heating substances
  • 5. What common household item can be used to create a lava lamp effect?
A) Acetic acid and ethanol
B) Glycerin and bleach
C) Baking soda and vinegar
D) Vegetable oil and water
  • 6. Which scientific principle can be learned from making a homemade thermometer?
A) Thermal expansion
B) Magnetic fields
C) Nuclear fission
D) Photosynthesis
  • 7. What safety measure should be considered in bathtub science?
A) Ignoring spills
B) Using sharp objects
C) Working near electrical outlets
D) Using non-toxic materials
  • 8. What type of reaction is exemplified by the 'volcano' experiment?
A) Oxidation-reduction
B) Endothermic reaction
C) Decomposition reaction
D) An acid-base reaction
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