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Physical Material Properties Quizs

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Hardenability

a)

Effectiveness of heat treatment to change crystalline structure

b)

The ability of a material to resist deformation

c)

The measure of a material's hardness under pressure

d)

The process of cooling metal to increase strength

2.

Specific Heat

a)

Energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 kg by 1°C

b)

Energy required to change the state of 1 kg of a substance

c)

Energy needed to cool down 1 kg by 1°C

d)

Energy required to heat 1 liter of water by 1°C

3.

Recyclability

a)

Suitability for reuse

b)

Ability to be composted

c)

Potential for incineration

d)

Capability of being landfilled

4.

Thermal Expansion

a)

Expansion or contraction when temperature changes

b)

Increase in volume due to pressure

c)

Decrease in volume due to cooling

d)

Constant volume regardless of temperature changes

5.

Electrical Resistivity

a)

Ability to stop the flow of electricity

b)

Ability to enhance the flow of electricity

c)

Ability to convert electrical energy into heat

d)

Ability to store electrical energy

6.

Electrical Conductivity

a)

Ability to transfer electricity

b)

Resistance to electrical flow

c)

Insulation of electrical currents

d)

Storage of electrical energy

7.

Density

a)

Mass of material per unit volume (p = @@\frac{m}{V}@@)

b)

Weight of material per unit area

c)

Volume of material per unit mass

d)

Mass of material per unit time

8.

Thermal Conductivity

a)

Ability to transfer heat

b)

Resistance to heat flow

c)

Ability to insulate heat

d)

Rate of heat absorption

9.

Weldability

a)

Ability to be welded without cracking or changing structure

b)

The process of joining two materials using heat

c)

The strength of a welded joint under stress

d)

The ability to resist corrosion after welding

10.

Corrosion Resistance

a)

Ability to stop processes that cause corrosion

b)

A method to enhance metal strength

c)

A technique for improving electrical conductivity

d)

A process for increasing thermal insulation

11.

Magnetic Permeability

a)

Extent to which a material can be magnetized

b)

The ability of a material to conduct electricity

c)

The measure of a material's resistance to magnetic fields

d)

The degree to which a material can be polarized

12.

Melting Point

a)

Temperature at which a solid becomes a liquid

b)

Temperature at which a liquid becomes a gas

c)

Temperature at which a solid becomes a gas

d)

Temperature at which a liquid solidifies

13.

Electrical Permittivity

a)

Extent to which a material can be polarized

b)

Measure of a material's resistance to electric current

c)

Ability of a material to conduct heat

d)

Extent to which a material can store magnetic energy