Sorting Materials into Group
Sorting Materials: A Fun Quiz
Test your understanding of materials and their properties with our engaging quiz! Perfect for students and teachers alike, this quiz will challenge your knowledge and help you learn more about transparency, solubility, and the characteristics of different materials.
- Multiple choice questions
- Learn about materials and their properties
- Suitable for all ages
An oiled paper act as a ----- material
Translucent
Opaque
Transparent
Lustrous
Which of the following is transparent?
Glass
Milk
Wood
Iron
Take a water . Add two spoons of sugar .Stir it and you observe
Sugar dissolves in water
Sugar sinks and stay below
Sugar floats on water
None
Following are soluble in water
Sugar
Salt
Milk
Oil
Find the odd one out
Chair
Baby
Cupboard
Bed
Float on water
Paper, plastic bottle,log
Bottle, coins , toys
Keys, cloth, sponge
Stones, boat ,tpys
Similarity in iron, copper and aluminium
Lustrous
Non-metals
Soft
None
---------------- is a universal solvent
Milk
Water
Oil
Petrol
Following objects are made up of wood
Chair, rolling pin
Table, door
Wall , sofa
None
Materials that cannot be compressed easily are called------ materials
Soft
Hard
Soluble
Insoluble
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