# Doing Science Essentials

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- CEFR: A2 (Elementary)
- Theme: Science & Technology
- Words: 14
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Science lab vocabulary such as test tube, thermometer and glove, plus mix, boil and measure. The everyday words for doing a simple experiment.

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## Word list

* **lab** /læb/: A room with special equipment where scientists do their tests. — “The new **lab** at our school opened last week.”
* **test tube**: A thin glass container used in science lessons for mixing small amounts. — “Pour the blue liquid into the **test tube** slowly.”
* **mix** /mɪks/: To put two or more things together so they become one thing. — “**Mix** the blue liquid with the water and watch carefully.”
* **boil** /bɔɪl/: When a liquid gets so hot that bubbles rise and it turns into steam. — “Heat the water until it starts to **boil**.”
* **pour** /pɔr/: To make a liquid flow out of a container by tilting it. — “Carefully **pour** the liquid into the test tube.”
* **weigh** /weɪ/: To measure how heavy something is. — “Use the scale to **weigh** the powder before the experiment.”
* **tube** /tub/: A long, hollow, round container or pipe, often made of glass or plastic. — “The liquid dripped slowly down the thin **tube**.”
* **glove** /ɡlʌv/: A covering for the hand, worn to protect it during an experiment. — “Always wear a **glove** when handling chemicals.”
* **container** /kənˈteɪnər/: Something, such as a box, jar, or bottle, used for holding or storing things. — “Pour the sample into a clean **container**.”
* **label** /ˈleɪbəl/: A small piece of paper or text stuck onto something to show what it is. — “Always put a **label** on each sample bottle.”
* **thermometer** /θərˈmɑmətər/: A tool used to measure how hot or cold something is. — “The nurse used a **thermometer** to check my temperature.”
* **measure** /ˈmɛʒər/: To find out how long, how heavy or how hot something is. — “Let's **measure** the room before we buy the sofa.”
* **degree** /dɪˈɡri/: A step on the scale we use to say how hot something is. — “It's only two **degrees** outside this morning.”
* **chart** /tʃɑrt/: A picture that shows facts as bars or lines so they are easy to read. — “This **chart** shows how sales grew last year.”

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