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Ceramics and polymers

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Examples of natural polymers are:

a)

Cotton, wool and rubber

b)

CFRP, nylon and resin

c)

Brick, cement and clay

2.

What type of material is a house brick?

a)

Ceramic

b)

Polymer

c)

Composite

3.

Why is reinforced concrete a good building material?

a)

It is very lightweight

b)

It is waterproof

c)

It is strong and flexible

4.

What type of material is reinforced concrete?

a)

Composite

b)

Ceramic

c)

Polymer

5.

The properties of a composite material is.....

a)

are the properties of the most reactive material in the mixture

b)

are completely new properties

c)

are combination of the properties of the materials in the mixture

6.

An example of a synthetic polymer is ____.

a)

wool

b)

PVC

c)

rubber

d)

cotton

7.

Ceramics are used for insulating electrical power lines because.......

a)

They have high melting points

b)

They do not conduct electricity

c)

They have low melting points

d)

They are strong and durable

8.

Which of the following is NOT TRUE for chemical properties of ceramics?

a)

They do not react with water

b)

They have similar properties to each other

c)

They do not react with acids or alkalis

d)

They react with water, acids and alkalis

9.

Which of the following is a property of polymers?

a)

They are always brittle

b)

They can be flexible

c)

They conduct electricity

10.

What is a common use for ceramics in construction?

a)

As a conductor of electricity

b)

As a thermal insulator

c)

As a flexible material

11.

Which material is known for its high tensile strength?

a)

Glass

b)

Steel

c)

Wood