# Doing Science Intermediate

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- CEFR: B1 (Intermediate)
- Theme: Science & Technology
- Words: 16
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Science lab vocabulary such as microscope, flask and pipette, plus sample, average and graph. The words for setting up and recording a school experiment.

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## Word list

* **microscope** /ˈmaɪkrəˌskoʊp/: A tool in a laboratory that makes very small things look much bigger. — “Under the **microscope**, the drop of water was full of tiny creatures.”
* **goggles** /ˈɡɑɡəlz/: Tight glasses with side pieces that protect the eyes from splashes and dust. — “Put your **goggles** on before you open that bottle.”
* **magnifying glass**: A round lens with a handle that makes small things look bigger when you hold it close. — “He used a **magnifying glass** to study the insect's wings.”
* **stopwatch** /ˈstɑpˌwɑtʃ/: A small device that you start and stop to time exactly how long something takes. — “I start the **stopwatch** as soon as the runner moves.”
* **flask** /flæsk/: A glass container with a wide round bottom and a narrow neck, used in a laboratory. — “He swirls the blue liquid gently in the **flask**.”
* **scale** /skeɪl/: A machine or device used to measure how heavy something is. — “Put the powder on the **scale** to check its weight.”
* **tweezers** /ˈtwizərz/: A small tool with two thin arms, used for picking up very small objects. — “She used **tweezers** to pick up the tiny insect.”
* **pipette** /ˌpaɪˈpɛt/: A thin tube used to measure and move small, exact amounts of liquid. — “The scientist used a **pipette** to add exactly one drop.”
* **apron** /ˈeɪprən/: A piece of clothing worn over the front of the body to protect your clothes during an experiment. — “Put on your lab **apron** before you start.”
* **sample** /ˈsæmpəl/: A small amount of something, taken to be tested or examined. — “The doctor took a blood **sample** for testing.”
* **average** /ˈævərɪdʒ/: The middle result you get by adding all the amounts and dividing by how many there are. — “The **average** for the class was slightly higher this term.”
* **graph** /ɡræf/: A drawing with lines or bars that shows how amounts change or compare. — “The **graph** shows sales rising every month since March.”
* **data** /ˈdeɪtə/: Facts and numbers that are collected together so they can be studied. — “We store all the **data** from the survey in one file.”
* **unit** /ˈjunət/: A fixed amount, such as a metre or a litre, that people use for measuring. — “Always write the **unit** next to the number you record.”
* **total** /ˈtoʊtəl/: The complete amount of something when everything is added together. — “The **total** number of students in the class is thirty.”
* **percentage** /pərˈsɛntədʒ/: An amount shown as part of a hundred, often using the symbol %. — “Only a small **percentage** of the sample gave a positive result.”

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