1. a) A graduated cylinder has fine gradations to precisely measure volumes of liquid.

2. b) Beaker tongs are used to safely handle hot beakers.

3. c) A funnel is used to direct the flow of liquid into a test tube or flask.

4. d) Reacting small quantities of reactants is done in a test tube.

5. e) Liquids can be vigorously swirled without fear of spilling if placed in an Erlenmeyer flask.

6. f) Test tubes are always place in a test tube rack when reactions are occurring in them.

7. g) A large iron ring is placed around a beaker to prevent it being knocked over when the beaker is supported over a Bunsen burner.

8. h) Most heating of chemicals in a science lab is done using a Bunsen burner.

9. i) Reactions of quantities too large to be placed in a test tube is done in a beaker. fireproof paper

10. j) A retort stand is used to support reaction vessels over a Bunsen burner

11. k) Small containers such as evaporating dishes and test tubes can be picked up using crucible tongs.

12. l) Bunsen burners can be safely lit using a flint lighter.

13. m) Small quantities of powdered chemical can be picked up using a scoopula.

14. n) A wire gauze is placed under a beaker when a beaker is placed on an iron ring to be heated over a Bunsen burner.

15. o) A test tube can be supported on a retort stand by being attached to a test tube clamp.

16. p) Small objects, such as metal strips can be picked up using a pair of forceps.