1.Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Materials

2. Question 1 3. Which of the following is not a renewable raw material? Wood B Cotton C Oil AD Wool 4. Which of the following is not a renewable raw material? A Wood B Cotton C Oil D Wool 5. 100 6. Question 2 7. What are materials that can be used to avoid the accumulation of waste? A Toxic materials B Replay materials C Recyclable materials D Re-do materials 8. Which of these is a material? A B C DToxic materials Replay materials Recyclable materials Re-do materials 9. 200 10. Question 3 11. Which of these is most likely to rust? APlastic bottleBMetal paint canC DRubber tire Wooden baseball bat 12. What are materials that can be used to avoid the accumulation of waste? A Plastic bottle B C DMetal paint canRubber tire Wooden baseball bat 13. 300 14. Question 4 15. Which of the following is magnetic? A B C DCloth Plastic Wood Steel 16. Which of the following is magnetic? A B C DCloth Plastic Wood Steel 17. 500 18. Question 5 19. Which materials decompose naturally without hurting the environment?Recyclable materials B Toxic materials C Biodegradable materials D Metallic materials A 20. Which materials decompose naturally without hurting the environment?Recyclable materials B Toxic materials C Biodegradable materials D Metallic materials A 21. 1,000 22. Question 6 23. Which of the following is a toxic material? A B C DGlass Plastic Paper Heavy metals 24. Which of the following is a toxic material? A B C DGlass Plastic Paper Heavy metals 25. 2,000 26. Question 7 27. Which is NOT a classification for how materials impact the environment A B C DHarmful materials Biodegradable materials Toxic materials Recyclable materials 28. Which is NOT a classification for how materials impact the environment A B C DHarmful materials Biodegradable materials Toxic materials Recyclable materials 29. 4,000 30. Question 8 31. What is a correct way of describing this classrooms windows? A B C DOpaque Transparent Translucent Transclear 32. What is a correct way of describing this classrooms windows? A B C DOpaque Transparent Translucent Transclear 33. 8,000 34. Question 9 35. Which properties tell us what happens when a material is heated? A B C DElectrical properties Ecological properties Mechanical properties Thermal properties 36. Which properties tell us what happens when a material is heated? A B C DElectrical properties Ecological properties Mechanical properties Thermal properties 37. 16,000 38. Question 10 39. Which property describes how easily a material is scratched by another material? AHardnessBToughnessCDensity 40. Which property describes how easily a material is scratched by another material? AHardnessBToughnessCDensity 41. 32,000 42. Question 11 43. How do you call a material that does not allow electricity to pass through it? A B C DElectrical conductor Electrical rejecter Electrical accepter Electrical insulator 44. How do you call a material that does not allow electricity to pass through it? A B C DElectrical conductor Electrical rejecter Electrical accepter Electrical insulator 45. 64,000 46. Question 12 47. What type of properties tell us how materials react to external stimuli like light or heat? AChemical propertiesBPhysical propertiesC DReactor properties Ecological properties 48. What type of properties tell us how materials react to external stimuli like light or heat? AChemical propertiesBPhysical propertiesC DReactor properties Ecological properties 49. 125,000 50. Question 13 51. If a material is ferrous, it contains what? A B C DWood Iron Plastic Minerals 52. If a material is ferrous, it contains what? A B C DWood Iron Plastic Minerals 53. 250,000 54. Question 14 55. Which materials decompose on contact with hot or cold water? A Recyclable materials B Toxic materials C Biodegradable materials D Rubber materials 56. Which materials decompose on contact with hot or cold water? A Recyclable materials B Toxic materials C Biodegradable materials D Rubber materials 57. 500,000 58. Question 15 59. This describes material that can be spread into sheets or films A Ductility B Elasticity C Malleability D Plasticity 60. This describes material that can be spread into sheets or films A Ductility B Elasticity C Malleability D Plasticity 61. 1,000,000