Materials and Their Properties Quiz

What is a useful property of metal in construction?

• It is easily damaged

• It is very heavy

• It is strong and durable

• It absorbs water

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Which material is most useful for making water bottles?

• Glass

• Wood

• Paper

• Fabric

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Why is plastic considered harmful when it is not recycled properly?

• It is too heavy

• It decomposes quickly

• It takes a long time to break down and can pollute the environment

• It is too expensive

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What makes paper a useful material for books and notebooks?

• It is waterproof

• It is lightweight and easy to write on

• It is very strong and untearable

• It is very shiny

Which of the following materials is harmful to the environment if disposed of improperly?

• Aluminum cans

• Cardboard boxes

• Styrofoam containers

• Wooden pallets

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How does recycling help reduce the harmful effects of waste materials?

• It increases the amount of waste in landfills

• It turns waste into reusable materials, reducing pollution

• It makes materials more expensive

• It prevents the production of new products

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Why is it important to choose materials that are both durable and recyclable?

• It reduces the need for frequent replacements and minimizes waste

• It increases the cost of materials

• It makes the materials harder to use

• It makes recycling more difficult

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If you accidentally drop a glass bottle, what is a likely consequence?

• The bottle will remain intact

• The bottle might break and create sharp pieces that could be harmful

• The bottle will turn into plastic

• The bottle will become more durable

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Imagine you are designing a new lunchbox. Which material would be best to use if you want it to be both durable and easy to clean?

• Paper

• Metal

• Cardboard

• Fabric

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How can choosing biodegradable materials help the environment?

• They break down quickly and reduce landfill waste

• They increase pollution

• They are more expensive than non-biodegradable materials

• They are harder to find

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