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3D&M - (Plastic) Properties

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are plastics primarily made from?

a)

Organic sources like plants

b)

Substances like crude oil and coal

c)

Natural minerals

d)

Wood and metal

2.

Which of the following is an advantage of plastics?

a)

They cannot be recycled

b)

They are naturally occurring materials

c)

They come in many forms such as powder, liquid, and granules

d)

They are always biodegradable

3.

What is a disadvantage of non-recyclable plastics?

a)

They are resistant to electricity

b)

They take many years to decompose

c)

They are easily shaped

d)

They are lightweight

4.

What is a property of thermoplastics?

a)

They are resistant to heat and chemicals

b)

They can be reheated and reshaped due to plastic memory

c)

They have a high melting point

d)

They cannot be reshaped

5.

What is a property of thermosetting plastics?

a)

They are made from natural sources

b)

They can be reshaped multiple times

c)

They are resistant to heat, electricity, and chemicals

d)

They have a low melting point

6.

Why are thermoplastics commonly used?

a)

They are naturally occurring

b)

They are resistant to scratches

c)

They are cheap and versatile

d)

They cannot be recycled

7.

What is a disadvantage of the production of plastics?

a)

It is always expensive

b)

It requires natural minerals

c)

It can be harmful to the environment

d)

It produces biodegradable materials

8.

What is a benefit of plastics being easily shaped?

a)

They decompose quickly

b)

They are resistant to corrosion

c)

They come in a variety of colors and textures

d)

They can be used in electrical fittings

9.

Which of the following is NOT a form plastics can come in?

a)

Powder

b)

Metal sheets

c)

Liquid

d)

Granules

10.

What is a key characteristic of thermoplastics?

a)

They are resistant to heat and scratches

b)

They can be reheated and reshaped

c)

They cannot be recycled

d)

They are always biodegradable