Materials & Their Properties
Why are windows made of glass and tires made of rubber? Explore what everyday materials can do: bend, float, melt, conduct, and attract magnets.
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Which of these materials is attracted to a magnet?Tap an answer
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- Most kinds of wood float on water.True / False
- Which material would keep a drink hot longest, because it is a good insulator?Multiple Choice
- Which material is made by melting sand at very high temperatures? (one word)Type Answer
- Rubber is used for tires mainly because it is...Multiple Choice
- All metals are attracted to magnets.True / False
- Which fabric is made from the fleece of sheep?Multiple Choice
- What happens to chocolate when it is gently heated?Multiple Choice
- What do we call a material that does NOT let electricity pass through it? (one word)Type Answer
- Which material slowly rusts when left out in the rain?Multiple Choice
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