Properties of Matter

1. Rubber returns to its original shape after being stretched. Which property of matter does a rubber have?

• conductivity

• ductility

• . elasticity

• malleability

1. A plastic ruler we can bend a plastic ruler without breaking. What property of matter does a plastic ruler have?

• conductivity

• ductility

• elasticity

• flexibility

1. Why are silver and gold made into jewelries? Because they are __________.

• conductive

• elastic

• flexible

• malleable

1. Why are cooking utensils mostly made of metals? Because metals are ____.

• conductive

• ductile

• elastic

• malleable

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1. Which of the following refers to the property of matter that depends on its mass?

• chemical

• extensive

• intensive

• physical

1. Which of the following statements describe chemical property? Ability to ________.

• float in water

• react with oxygen gas

• break into small pieces

• be drawn into thin wires

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1. Which of the following refers to the property of matter that affects its composition?

• chemical

• extensive

• intensive

• physical

Which of the following is an example of a physical property?

• biodegradability

• conductivity

• flammability

• toxicity

Why is it not advisable to use plastic bags? Plastic bags are _________.

• biodegradable

• expensive

• non-biodegradable

• usable

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Why is kerosene used to fuel a lamp? Because kerosene is _________.

• conductive

• flammable

• malleable

• toxic