Materials and their properties

Mechanical properties are those properties that involve a reaction to an applied force.

• True

• False

Allows material to return to its original form after it is deformed

• elasticity

• plasticity

Allows a material to be deformed without breaking, but the material doesn´t return no its original form

• elasticity

• plasticity

Like some metals, are not easily deformed by an applied force

• flexible materials

• hard materials

• soft materials

• strong materials

• Rigid materials

Like some plastics, rubber and textiles, exhibit the opposite property

• Rigid materials

• flexible materials

• hard materials

• soft materials

• Strong materials

Like ceramics, concrete and some metals, are not easily deformed when a force is applied

• rigid materials

• flexible materials

• hard materials

• soft materials

• strong materials

Like we clay, exhibit the opposite property

• ridid materials

• flexible materials

• soft materials

• strong materials

• hard materials

Like leather and rubber, have a wide elastic or plastic range or both. Not break easily.

• Rigid materials

• flexible materials

• hard materials

• soft materials

• strong materials

like paper, exhibit the opposite under a small amount of force

• weak materials

• tough materials

Like some metals, show the opposite behaviour

• weak materials

• tough materials