Physical properties of metals practice exercise 1

Course: Grade 9 Integrated science - Mixtures, Elements and Compounds - Metals and Alloys

Quiz Questions (29 questions)

Question 1
Compare the items in the diagram and identify which one shows malleability. (1 mark)
Question 2
Compare the items in the diagram and identify which one shows malleability. (1 mark)
Question 3
Compare the items in the diagram below and identify which one shows malleability. (1 mark)
Question 4
Compare the items in the diagram below and identify which one shows malleability. (1 mark)
Question 5
Compare the items in the diagram below and identify which one shows malleability. (1 mark)
Question 6
Explain why mercury is not suitable for making cooking pots.  (1 mark)
Question 7
Explain why mercury is not suitable for making cooking pots.  (1 mark)
Question 8
Below are pictures of three items: Aluminium cooking pot, Gold sheet and Electric wire. Match each item with its correct physical characteristic from this list: Malleability, Thermal conductivity and Ductility. (3 marks)
Question 9
Below are pictures of three items: Aluminium cooking pot, Gold sheet and Electric wire. Match each item with its correct physical characteristic from this list: Malleability, Thermal conductivity and Ductility. (3 marks)
Question 10
Below are pictures of three items: Aluminium cooking pot, Gold sheet and Electric wire. Match each item with its correct physical characteristic from this list: Malleability, Thermal conductivity and Ductility. (3 marks)
Question 11
Below are pictures of three items: Aluminium cooking pot, Gold sheet and Electric wire. Match each item with its correct physical characteristic from this list: Malleability, Thermal conductivity and Ductility. (3 marks)
Question 12
Name the physical characteristic of metals that allows them to be stretched into wires. (1 mark)
Question 13
Name the physical characteristic of metals that allows them to be stretched into wires. (1 mark)
Question 14
Study the diagram of a broken power line showing exposed wires and a nearby storm cloud. Which physical characteristic of the metal wires poses a danger in this situation, and why?  (2 marks)
Question 15
Study the diagram of a broken power line showing exposed wires and a nearby storm cloud. Which physical characteristic of the metal wires poses a danger in this situation, and why?  (2 marks)
Question 16
Study the diagram below of a broken power line showing exposed wires and a nearby storm cloud. Which physical characteristic of the metal wires poses a danger in this situation, and why?  (2 marks)
Question 17
Study the diagram below of a broken power line showing exposed wires and a nearby storm cloud. Which physical characteristic of the metal wires poses a danger in this situation, and why?  (2 marks)
Question 18
Below are images of three metal samples: A hammered metal sheet, a twisted metal wire and a metal ball. Which one shows malleability, and how do you know? (2 marks)
Question 19
Below are images of three metal samples: A hammered metal sheet, a twisted metal wire and a metal ball. Which one shows malleability, and how do you know? (2 marks)
Question 20
Below are images of three metal samples: A hammered metal sheet, a twisted metal wire and a metal ball. Which one shows malleability, and how do you know? (2 marks)
Question 21
What is the state of most metals at room temperature?  (1 mark)
Question 22
What is the state of most metals at room temperature?  (1 mark)
Question 23
What is the state of most metals at room temperature?  (1 mark)
Question 24
Which metal is liquid at room temperature and why is it an exception among metals? (2 marks)
Question 25
Which metal is liquid at room temperature and why is it an exception among metals? (2 marks)
Question 26
Which physical characteristic of metals makes them good for making cooking pots?  (1 mark)
Question 27
Which physical characteristic of metals makes them good for making cooking pots?  (1 mark)
Question 28
Which two physical characteristics make metals suitable for constructing electrical transmission lines, and why? (2 marks)
Question 29
Which two physical characteristics make metals suitable for constructing electrical transmission lines, and why? (2 marks)

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