_____is the tendency of solid to be hammered and pressed into different shapes without breaking/

• Hardness

• Malleability

• Brittleness

• Strength

 

____ is the ability of solids to be strong and not to wear out easily.

• Strength

• Malleability

• Malleability

• Hardness

Which materials are malleable?

• Glass and Ceramics

• Tissue and Paper

• Rubber and Plastic

• Gold and Aluminum

this is an example of?

• Brittleness

• Luster

• Hardness

• Malleability

Which of the following properties does CHALK have?

• Conductive

• Soluble

• Reflective

• Brittle

Jane drops her compact mirror on the floor. It is shattered into tiny pieces. What property of a material does this show?

• brittleness

• color

• odor

• elasticity

Why do you take extra care in handling glasses & vases made of ceramics?

• They are elastic

• They are brittle       

• They are malleable    

• They are expensive

Engineers use steel to reinforce buildings and bridges. Why is this so?

• Because steel is malleable                

• Because steel is brittle

• Because steel is strong                     

• Because steel is expensive

Glass is to brittleness as leather is to _____________.

• hardness

• strength

• brittleness

• malleability

A box has this symbol  . What does it mean?

• It contains objects like umbrella and glasses.

• It contains brittle materials.

• It contains dangerous substances.

• It contains heavy materials.