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If you were making a bookshelf, which material would you choose and why?
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Which material is an example of an elastic material?
Rubber / Some plastics / Some metals
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What material is this?
Wood
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If you were making running shoes, which material would you choose and why?
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Which property describes a material that can stop electricity or heat?
Insulation
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What material is this?
Cotton
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Which property describes a material that cannot bend easily?
Rigidity
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Which property describes a material that can stretch and return to its original shape?
Elasticity
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If you were making a coffee cup, which material would you choose and why?
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Which property describes a material that is very difficult to break?
Toughness
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Which property describes a material that can bend without breaking?
Flexibility
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Which property describes a material that can carry electricity or heat?
Conductivity
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If you were making a t-shirt, which material would you choose and why?
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Which material is an example of an insulator material?
Plastic / Rubber / Wood
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Which property describes a material that is easy to break?
Fragility
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Which material is an example of a fragile material?
Glass / Porcelain / Ceramic
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What material is this?
Glass
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Which material is an example of a hard material?
Metals / Wood / Glass / Stone
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What material is this?
Metal.
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What material is this?
Rubber
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If you were making a cooking pan, which material would you choose and why?
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Which property describes a material that is difficult to scratch or pierce?
Hardness
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