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Worksheetsy.2 n.4
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 2hrs 36mins
What is this material?
Plastic.
Metal.
Glass.
Cardboard.
which property is most important for a raincoat?
rigid
hard
waterproof
transparent
Nails are
Soft
Flexible
Hard
A sponge is
Shiny
Soft
Hard
A tree bark is
Smooth
Rough
Soft
This eraser is made out of ....
rubber
cotton
metal
What is this window made out of?
Glass
Metal
Fabric
Materials which can be bent or stretched easily are known as ...................
Example of Rigid materials
Metals, Stick , Stone
Materials which cannot be bent or stretched easily are known as ....................
Rubber band is a..................
Rigid materials cannot bend or change shape
True
False
Materials are chosen for particular purposes, based on their properties.
True
False
What material is commonly used to make windows?
Glass
Metal
Wood
What type of material is a plastic bottle made of?
Plastic
Metal
Glass
Which of the following is an example of a flexible material?
Plastic
Metal
Rubber
What property is essential for a balloon to change its shape ?
Rigid
Flexible
Transparent
What material is commonly used to make balloons?
Plastic
Rubber
Glass
What material is commonly used to make tires?
Rubber
Metal
Plastic
What type of material is a brick made of?
Plastic
Metal
Stone
What material is commonly used to make shoes?
Leather
Plastic
Metal
Which of the following is an example of a rigid material?
Plastic
Rubber
Metal
What property is essential for a rubber band to stretch easily?
Rigid
Flexible
Transparent
Steel is made from 2 natural materials:
Iron and wood
Iron and carbon.
nylon and carbon.
concrete and glass.
Steel is a humanly-constructed
True
False
Plastic is a humanly-constructed
True
False
Is leather a natural material?
True
False
Is coal human-made?
True
False
Is glass a natural material?
True
False
Polyester ,Rubber ,Concrete, Plastic
All of these materials are ..................
natural materials
Humanly-Constructed Materials
Cotton ,Iron ,Chalk ,Gold ,Sand
All of these materials are ..................
natural materials
Humanly-Constructed Materials
Plastics are all around us.
Some uses are plastic bottles, toys, stationery and technology casing.
True
False
There are many types of plastic.
True
False
plastic is made of ............
oils
Steel is used for pans, utensils, buildings,
aeroplanes and many other things.
True
False
Wood ,Leather ,Oil ,Coal
All of these materials are ..................
natural materials
Humanly-Constructed Materials
It is used for burning, building houses
coal
cotton
it is a black rock found underground.
coal
cotton
It is used in concrete and making glass
cool
sand
cotton
A hard material...
...cannot bend at all.
...can scratch a soft on
...do not break easily.
Strong materials...
...cannot bend at all.
...can scratch a soft on
...do not break easily.
Rigid materials...
...cannot bend at all.
...can scratch a soft on
...do not break easily.
................... is a soft white rock. It forms in and around the sea.
Wood
Iron
Gold
.................. is a soft, fluffy material & is used to make clothes and furnishings.
coal
cotton
It is used to make gates, buildings, tools.
coal
iron
cotton
Organic oil is a solid
True
False
.................. is a material created by the tanning of animal hide and skins. Usually from cattle.
Leather
coal
iron
cotton
.................. is a metal found as nuggets in rocks.
Gold
cotton
Gold :
It is not chemically processed so it is a natural material.
True
False
Materials that stretch and then go back to their original shape are called elastic materials.
True
False
we can't find iron in the earth’s crust and core.
True
False
If a material is waterproof, it will let water through.
True
False
Metal is a good material to use for an inflatable life jacket
True
False
it comes from stems and roots of trees
cotton
coal
iron
Concrete is a mixture of ..........................
water
rock
sand and cement
all are right
It is used for buildings, walls, flooring and statues.
Nylon
concrete
............... is made from wood (a natural material).
Paper
Concrete is a humanly-constructed material
True
False
Glass is humanly-constructed as silica and other materials
are melted down and fused together
True
False
Nylon is a natural material
True
False
Paper is a natural material
True
False
Rubber is a man-made
True
False
Rubber is used for tyres, shoe soles, erasers, toys and many more.
True
False
Inflatable life jackets are made from flexible materials
True
False
It is used for buildings, walls, flooring and statues.
Glass
concrete
It is used for glasses, bottles and windows.
Glass
concrete
.................................is humanly-constructed as ''polymers''
Nylon
concrete
It is used a lot in sportswear.
It is also used in other clothing, nets, toothbrushes and many other items.
Nylon
concrete
What is this spoon made out of?
Rubber
Metal
What is the name of this material?
Plastic
Wood
Artificial materials are made by...
Animals
Humans
What material is this eraser made out of?
Rubber
Cotton
What material is this sweater made out of?
Glass
Wool
Which is of the best material for making railway tracks?
Rubber
Wood
Iron
Which is the best material for making bell?
Glass
Paper
Metal
What are the boots made of?
They're made of leather.
They're made of wool.
They're made of silver.
What is this material? (ELL)
clay
mud
brick
wood
A car tire is made of...
rubber
plastic
clay
metal
Which material is hard?
glass
brick
metal
all of the above
Wools come from:
plants
sheeps
trees
This material can build furnitures and small houses.
wool
rubber
cotton
wood
________________ materials can support heavy weights without breaking
strong
float
rubber
A rubber band is elastic and it can be _______________
float
stretched
transparent
________________ comes from sheep.
Cotton
Wool
Leather
__________________ comes from plants.
Wool
Leather
Cotton
It comes from.....
Wool
Petroleum
Wood
Sand
Identify 1 property
Rigid
Transparent
Soft
Flexible
Identify one property.
Rigid
Hard
Transparent
Flexible
FABRIC
Natural
Man-made
WOOD
Natural
Man - made
Where does cotton comes from? Cotton comes from_________.
cow
plant
sheep
Different materials have different _____________.
characteristics
properties
needs
groups
Natural resources come from . . . .
factory
earth
human
The ability of a material to bend without breaking is the properties of materials based on . . . .
transparency
strength
flexibility
hardness
