Most metals are (a)   at room temperature. (1 word)

Many non-metals are (a)   at room temperature. (1 word)

Metals usually have a (a)   appearance. (1 word)

Non-metals are often (a)   rather than shiny. (1 word)

A material that breaks or shatters easily is described as (a)   . (1 word)

Metals can be hammered into thin sheets because they are (a)   . (1 word)

A material that can be drawn into wires is described as (a)   . (1 word)

Metals make a ringing sound when hit, so they are (a)   . (1 word)

(a)   conduct heat energy well. (1 word)

Most non-metals do not (a)   electricity. (1 word)

Mercury is unusual metal because it is a (a)   at room temperature. (1 word)

A dull material that does not conduct electricity is usually a (a)   . (1 word)

A shiny material that conducts electricity is most likely a (a)   . (1 word)

Metals do not (a)   when hit with a hammer. (1 word)

The property that helps scientists distinguish metals from non-metals is ability to conduct (a)   . (1 word)