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1. Materials

2. Question 1

3. Which of these materials
is not man-made?
A Plastic
B Brick
C Wood
D Glass

4. Which of these materials
is not man-made?
A Plastic
B Brick
C Wood
D Glass

5. £100

6. Question 2

7. Which of these materials
is not natural?
A Stone
B Wood
C Paper
D Gold

8. Which of these materials
is not natural?
A Stone
B Wood
C Paper
D Gold

9. £200

10. Question 3

11. Which of these materials is
manufactured from sand?
A Plastic
B Cardboard
C Glass
D Metal

12. Which of these materials is
manufactured from sand?
A Plastic
B Cardboard
C Glass
D Metal

13. £300

14. Question 4

15. Which man-made material
is manufactured from oil?
A Glass
B Cardboard
C Plastic
D Aluminium

16. Which man-made material
is manufactured from oil?
A Plastic
B Cardboard
C Glass
D Aluminium

17. £500

18. Question 5

19. Which of these words
means the same as “see
through”?
A Transparent
B Visible
C Translucent
D Opaque

20. Which of these words
means the same as “see
through”?
A Transparent
B Visible
C Translucent
D Opaque

21. £1,000

22. Question 6

23. What do we call something
you cannot see through?
A Transparent
B Visible
C Opaque
D Traslucent

24. What do we call something
you cannot see through?
A Transparent
B Visible
C Opaque
D Translucent

25. £2,000

26. Question 7

27. Which word means ‘does
not let water through’?
A Dry
B Spongy
C Waterproof
D Wet

28. Which word means ‘does
not let water through’?
A Dry
B Spongy
C Waterproof
D Wet

29. £4,000

30. Question 8

31. Which of these materials
is waterproof?
A Plastic
B Wood
C Sponge
D Paper

32. Which of these materials
is waterproof?
A Plastic
B Wood
C Sponge
D Paper

33. £8,000

34. Question 9

35. Which of these materials
is a solid?
A Orange Juice
B Milk
C Ice
D Water

36. Which of these materials
is a solid?
A Orange Juice
B Milk
C Ice
D Water

37. £16,000

38. Question 10

39. Which property indicates
how easily a material can
be cut or scratched?
A Malleability
B Ductility
C Hardness
D Toughness

40. Which property indicates
how easily a material can
be cut or scratched?
A Malleability
B Ductility
C Hardness
D Toughness

41. £32,000

42. Question 11

43. Which property indicates that
a material can be stretched or
become threads?
A Malleability
B Ductility
C Toughness
D Elasticity

44. Which property indicates that
a material can be stretched or
become threads?
A Malleability
B Ductility
C Toughness
D Elasticity

45. £64,000

46. Question 12

47. Which property indicates that
a material can become plates/
sheets when compressed?
A Elasticity
B Fusibility
C Conductivity
D Malleability

48. Which property indicates that
a material can become plates/
sheets when compressed?
A Elasticity
B Fusibility
C Conductivity
D Malleability

49. £125,000

50. Question 13

51. Which property indicates
that a material allows heat
to flow through it?
A Fusibility
B Electrical conductivity
C Thermal conductivity
D Corrosion

52. Which property indicates
that a material allows heat
to flow through it?
A Fusibility
B Electrical conductivity
C Thermal conductivity
D Melting point

53. £250,000

54. Question 14

55. What is Density?
A Fusibility
B Weight
C Volume/Mass Ratio
D Mass/Volume Ratio

56. What is Density?
A Fusibility
B Weight
C Volume/Mass Ratio
D Mass/Volume Ratio

57. £500,000

58. Question 15

59. Which property measures
the resistance of a material
to be broken?
A Oxidation
B Corrosion
C Toughness
D Hardness

60. Which property measures
the resistance of a material
to be broken?
A Oxidation
B Corrosion
C Toughness
D Hardness

61. £1,000,000