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Which of the following is referred to as a material?

(A) Only metals
(B) Any substance used to create an object
(C) Only natural substances
(D) Only liquids

Correct Answer: B

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Question (2)

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A notebook and a wooden table are different objects. Which statement is correct?

(A) Both must be made of the same material
(B) Different objects can be made of different materials
(C) Objects cannot be made from more than one material
(D) Materials and objects are the same

Correct Answer: B

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Question (3)

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Which activity best represents classification?

(A) Breaking objects into pieces
(B) Arranging objects into groups based on common properties
(C) Measuring the weight of objects
(D) Colouring objects

Correct Answer: B

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Question (4)

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A student groups objects based on colour, while another groups the same objects based on shape. What does this show?

(A) Classification is impossible
(B) Objects can be classified using different common properties
(C) Shape is more important than colour
(D) Colour is more important than shape

Correct Answer: B

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Question (5)

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Which property is most suitable for grouping a steel spoon and an aluminium foil together?

(A) Colour
(B) Hardness
(C) Lustre
(D) Shape

Correct Answer: C

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Question (6)

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The main reason a tumbler is made of glass, steel or plastic instead of cloth is that these materials

(A) are colourful
(B) can hold water without letting it pass through
(C) are always heavier
(D) are opaque

Correct Answer: B

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Question (7)

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A pen contains plastic, metal and ink. This shows that

(A) one object may be made of different materials
(B) all objects are made of plastic
(C) metals and plastics cannot be used together
(D) ink is not a material

Correct Answer: A

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Question (8)

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Three balls of the same size are made of different materials. When dropped from the same height, they bounce to different heights. This indicates that

(A) size alone decides bounce
(B) material affects the properties of an object
(C) colour affects bounce
(D) heavier balls always bounce higher

Correct Answer: B

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Question (9)

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Which ball would be most suitable for playing tennis?

(A) Tennis ball
(B) Cricket ball
(C) Hand exercise ball
(D) Stone ball

Correct Answer: A

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Question (10)

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Materials that have shiny surfaces are called

(A) translucent
(B) opaque
(C) lustrous
(D) soluble

Correct Answer: C

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Question (1)

Which of the following is referred to as a material?

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Question (2)

A notebook and a wooden table are different objects. Which statement is correct?

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Question (3)

Which activity best represents classification?

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Question (4)

A student groups objects based on colour, while another groups the same objects based on shape. What does this show?

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Question (5)

Which property is most suitable for grouping a steel spoon and an aluminium foil together?

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Question (6)

The main reason a tumbler is made of glass, steel or plastic instead of cloth is that these materials

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Question (7)

A pen contains plastic, metal and ink. This shows that

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Question (8)

Three balls of the same size are made of different materials. When dropped from the same height, they bounce to different heights. This indicates that

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Question (9)

Which ball would be most suitable for playing tennis?

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Question (10)

Materials that have shiny surfaces are called

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