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Materials Science and Metal Characterization Quiz

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What material marked the end of the Stone Age?

Bronze (correct)

Copper

Aluminum

Iron

Which material changed the daily life of common people during the Iron Age?

Semiconductors

Polymers

Steel (correct)

Ceramic

What marked the beginning of the Iron Age?

Discovery of iron ore

Development of iron alloys

Invention of steel

Introduction of iron tools (correct)

What makes bronze a versatile material?

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What are some examples of advanced materials introduced during the Iron Age?

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Materials Science and Metal Characterization Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What material marked the end of the Stone Age?

Which material changed the daily life of common people during the Iron Age?

What marked the beginning of the Iron Age?

What makes bronze a versatile material?

What are some examples of advanced materials introduced during the Iron Age?

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