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Which characteristic would best describe a material that is soft and can be easily squeezed?
Which characteristic would best describe a material that is soft and can be easily squeezed?
- Rigid
- Hard
- Flexible
- Spongy (correct)
What characteristic would you use to describe a material that does not conduct heat well?
What characteristic would you use to describe a material that does not conduct heat well?
- Insulating (correct)
- Transparent
- Flexible
- Conductive
Which characteristic fits a material that is shiny and reflects light?
Which characteristic fits a material that is shiny and reflects light?
- Metallic (correct)
- Dull
- Opaque
- Luminous
Which description best fits a material that can change shape easily and be returned to its original form?
Which description best fits a material that can change shape easily and be returned to its original form?
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What characteristic describes a material that can be seen through?
What characteristic describes a material that can be seen through?
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Characteristics of Materials
- A soft material that can be easily squeezed is typically described as compressible or pliable.
- A material that does not conduct heat well is known as an insulator. This characteristic is important for energy efficiency and safety.
- A shiny material that reflects light is referred to as luminous or has a high reflectivity. Such materials are often used in decorative or functional applications.
- A material that can change shape easily and return to its original form is categorized as elastic. This property is crucial in applications requiring flexibility.
- A material that can be seen through is called transparent. This characteristic is significant in optics and design where visibility is needed.
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