Uses of alloys practice exercise 3

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

Quiz Questions (31 questions)

Question 1
A mechanic in Kisumu is repairing a car. Why is steel used for the car body instead of pure iron?  91 mark)
Question 2
A mechanic in Kisumu is repairing a car. Why is steel used for the car body instead of pure iron?  91 mark)
Question 3
A mechanic in Kisumu is repairing a car. Why is steel used for the car body instead of pure iron?  (1 mark)
Question 4
Electricians installing sockets in a new Nairobi apartment used brass, as shown below. Why is brass chosen for sockets instead of pure copper?  (1 mark)
Question 5
Electricians installing sockets in a new Nairobi apartment used brass, as shown below. Why is brass chosen for sockets instead of pure copper?  (1 mark)
Question 6
Electricians installing sockets in a new Nairobi apartment used brass, as shown below. Why is brass chosen for sockets instead of pure copper?  (1 mark)
Question 7
James received change at a shop in Eldoret in the form of coins, as shown below. Why are coins made of bronze instead of pure copper?  (1 mark)
Question 8
James received change at a shop in Eldoret in the form of coins, as shown below. Why are coins made of bronze instead of pure copper?  (1 mark)
Question 9
James received change at a shop in Eldoret in the form of coins, as shown below. Why are coins made of bronze instead of pure copper?  (1 mark)
Question 10
Mary bought new cooking spoons for her home in Nakuru. Why are these spoons made from stainless steel instead of pure iron?  (1 mark)
Question 11
Mary bought new cooking spoons for her home in Nakuru. Why are these spoons made from stainless steel instead of pure iron?  (1 mark)
Question 12
Mary bought new cooking spoons for her home in Nakuru. Why are these spoons made from stainless steel instead of pure iron?  (1 mark)
Question 13
Hospitals in Nairobi require surgical equipment such as scalpels, scissors, and surgical trays. Why is stainless steel preferred over ordinary steel for these tools, and what could happen if ordinary steel were used?  (2 marks)
Question 14
Hospitals in Nairobi require surgical equipment such as scalpels, scissors, and surgical trays. Why is stainless steel preferred over ordinary steel for these tools, and what could happen if ordinary steel were used?  (2 marks)
Question 15
Hospitals in Nairobi require surgical equipment such as scalpels, scissors, and surgical trays. Why is stainless steel preferred over ordinary steel for these tools, and what could happen if ordinary steel were used?  (2 marks)
Question 16
At a school band performance in Nairobi, a trumpet is played. Why is brass used to make this instrument instead of pure copper?  (1 mark)
Question 17
At a school band performance in Nairobi, a trumpet is played. Why is brass used to make this instrument instead of pure copper?  (1 mark)
Question 18
At a school band performance in Nairobi, a trumpet is played. Why is brass used to make this instrument instead of pure copper?  (1 mark)
Question 19
Kenya is expanding its port facilities in Mombasa and plans to build new ships, as shown below. Explain why steel alloys are used in shipbuilding instead of pure iron, considering exposure to salty seawater, durability, and cost of maintenance.  (2 marks)
Question 20
Kenya is expanding its port facilities in Mombasa and plans to build new ships, as shown below. Explain why steel alloys are used in shipbuilding instead of pure iron, considering exposure to salty seawater, durability, and cost of maintenance.  (2 marks)
Question 21
Kenya is expanding its port facilities in Mombasa and plans to build new ships, as shown below. Explain why steel alloys are used in shipbuilding instead of pure iron, considering exposure to salty seawater, durability, and cost of maintenance.  (2 marks)
Question 22
Kenya Railways is laying down new tracks for the Standard Gauge Railway. Why are steel alloys used for railway tracks instead of pure iron, and what challenges arise from temperature changes?  (2 marks)
Question 23
Kenya Railways is laying down new tracks for the Standard Gauge Railway. Why are steel alloys used for railway tracks instead of pure iron, and what challenges arise from temperature changes?  (2 marks)
Question 24
Kenya Railways is laying down new tracks for the Standard Gauge Railway. Why are steel alloys used for railway tracks instead of pure iron, and what challenges arise from temperature changes?  (2 marks)
Question 25
Contractors building the Nairobi Expressway use heavy machines such as bulldozers and rollers. Why are strong steel alloys chosen for making the moving parts of these machines instead of softer metals? (2 marks)
Question 26
Contractors building the Nairobi Expressway use heavy machines such as bulldozers and rollers. Why are strong steel alloys chosen for making the moving parts of these machines instead of softer metals? (2 marks)
Question 27
Contractors building the Nairobi Expressway use heavy machines such as bulldozers and rollers. Why are strong steel alloys chosen for making the moving parts of these machines instead of softer metals? (2 marks)
Question 28
Modern Kenyan banks install strong safes and security doors. Explain why alloyed steel is used instead of pure iron for making these safes, and how this ensures security.  (2 marks)
Question 29
Modern Kenyan banks install strong safes and security doors. Explain why alloyed steel is used instead of pure iron for making these safes, and how this ensures security.  (2 marks)
Question 30
Modern Kenyan banks install strong safes and security doors. Explain why alloyed steel is used instead of pure iron for making these safes, and how this ensures security.  (2 marks)
Question 31
Modern Kenyan banks install strong safes and security doors. Explain why alloyed steel is used instead of pure iron for making these safes, and how this ensures security.  (2 marks)

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