Which statement accurately describes test tubes and beakers?(1 point) Responses Beakers and test tubes both have rounded bottoms. Beakers and test tubes both have rounded bottoms. Beakers have liquid volume (mL) markings on the side of them; test tubes are unmarked. Beakers have liquid volume (mL) markings on the side of them; test tubes are unmarked. Test tubes are better for transferring liquids than beakers. Test tubes are better for transferring liquids than beakers. Beakers can be held over a flame; test tubes cannot. Beakers can be held over a flame; test tubes cannot.

Answer 1

The statement "Beakers have liquid volume (mL) markings on the side of them; test tubes are unmarked" is the most accurate description of beakers and test tubes.

While some beakers may not have markings and some test tubes might have limited markings, generally, beakers are designed with volume markings to measure liquids, while test tubes typically do not have these markings and are primarily used for holding or mixing small quantities of liquid.

Regarding the other statements:

• Beakers typically have flat bottoms, while test tubes have rounded bottoms.
• Test tubes are generally not used for transferring liquids; they are used for holding and mixing, while beakers are more suitable for pouring and measuring.
• Depending on material, both beakers and test tubes may be able to withstand flames, but standard glass test tubes may not be designed for direct flame exposure.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

The correct answer is: "Beakers have liquid volume (mL) markings on the side of them; test tubes are unmarked."