None of the above statements are true.

It is ok to copy the methods section from the prac manual if you have followed it exactly and made no changes.

The methods section can refer the reader to the prac manual for details, if no changes to the instructions in the lab manual have been made.

The methods can be in dot points, as long as they are written in 3rd person and past tense.

None of the above statements are correct.

It is sufficient to only reference the laboratory manual, as it contains all the information required for the prac report.

If you cannot generate a line of best fit for data that you have plotted, the best way to display the data is to use a line to join each point together.

The discussion should only include answers to the questions in the lab manual.

The results and discussion section can be combined.

To fill a pipette, you must push the plunger all the way down to the second stop in order to make sure you suck up the correct volume.

Never place or hold a pipette on its side if it has a tip on (regardless of if the tip is empty or not)

None of the above options are correct.

Tips are made from plastic, so they can be disposed in standard laboratory waste.