If it will corrode in the environment it is working in (eg. Iron rusts)

Ability to conduct heat (most metals such as steel cooking pans)

Will snap easily and will not bend (eg. glass)

Property changes due to working (eg. bending steel back and forth)

Ability to regain its original shape (eg. rubber)

The ability of the material to conduct an electric current. 

The ability of a material to without breaking or snapping. Retains strength when stretched.

Very strong under pressure

The ability of a material to resist scratching, cutting or wear-and-tear

The ability to be pressed, spread-out or hammered

Resistant to breaking and bending

Ability to be stretched without breaking (eg. copper)

Which of these materials is not a composite material

Which one of the metals below is a Non-Ferrous metal

Which material listed below is a Ferrous Metal?

If 2 products are left outside, 1 made from Ferrous Metal, and 1 made from a Non-Ferrous metal which one will corrode first?

Which of these materials is not a composite material

Which one of the metals below is a Non-Ferrous metal

Which material listed below is a Ferrous Metal?

If 2 products are left outside, 1 made from Ferrous Metal, and 1 made from a Non-Ferrous metal which one will corrode first?

Select the correct piece of equipment used to cut straight cuts in sheet metal?

Select the correct equipment used to make holes in sheet metal?

Select the the correct material that is used to join components permanently to a circuit board?

Select the correct equipment used for bending sheet metal?