What does 'poly' and 'mer' mean in the term 'polymer'?

Which of the following is a natural polymer?

What was the first completely synthetic polymer invented in the early 20th century?

What is the process by which oil is turned into plastic?

What is the name of the process in which monomers are added together in a repeating pattern to create a polymer?

Which polymer is made up of just one kind of monomer called ethylene?

What is the name of the process in which a molecule called a free radical is introduced to create polymer chains?

Which type of polymer can be melted and reformed into a new shape over and over again?

What gives different polymers different properties?

Which polymer has long polymer chains side by side and can be melted and reformed into a new shape?

What kind of polymer has chains that are strongly cross linked in networks and doesn't soften when heated?

What is the name of the molecule with a single unpaired electron that is introduced to create polymer chains?

Which polymer is used to make things like plumbing pipes and insulation for electrical cables?

What is the name of the polymer made from chemically modified cellulose and used to make silent-movie film?