What is the ability to withstand forces such as pulling, squashing, and twisting called?

• Toughness

• Strength

• Ductility

• Malleability

When is the term "strength" acceptable to use?

• When describing flexibility

• When discussing structural strength

• When talking about ductility

• When referring to hardness

Which property is crucial for materials that are difficult to scratch?

• Hardness

• Flexibility

• Ductility

• Toughness

Which of the following is NOT a scientific test mentioned for identifying materials?

• Heating

• Chemical composition

• Magnetism

• Color analysis

Which test involves burning a material?

• Float test

• Scratch test

• Flame test

• Magnetic test

What does the float test assess in a material?

• Hardness

• Weight and density

• Color

• Magnetic properties

Which property of wood makes it easy to work with?

• Requires a coating

• Easy to shape and machine

• Running out

• Not durable

What is a challenge with weatherproofing wood?

• Non-toxic

• Requires a coating

• Strong

• Inexpensive

Which of the following is a reason wood is favored for its versatility?

• Very versatile

• Requires a coating

• Not durable

• Running out

What is a drawback of wood related to its durability?

• Non-toxic

• Some aren’t durable

• Easy to shape and machine

• Strong