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One material, many objects; one object, many materials

2nd grade (Year 3 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.2-PS1-1, NGSS.2-PS1-2 · England: KS1 Y2 Uses of everyday materials, KS1 Y1 Everyday materials

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  1. Question 1

    A chair can be made of wood, metal or plastic. Which property must ALL chair materials have?

    • A. strong enough to hold a person
    • B. stretchy
    • C. see-through
    • D. soft like a pillow
  2. Question 2

    Three of these are usually made of wood. Which one is NOT?

    • A. a cricket or baseball bat
    • B. a pencil
    • C. a bicycle frame
    • D. a garden fence
  3. Question 3

    Which of these is usually made of wood?

    • A. a pillowcase
    • B. a curtain
    • C. a mirror
    • D. a cricket or baseball bat
  4. Question 4

    Bottles can be glass or plastic. Why might a picnic use plastic bottles?

    • A. Plastic is heavier.
    • B. Plastic is lighter and does not shatter if dropped.
    • C. Plastic is stronger than metal.
    • D. Plastic keeps drinks hot for ever.
  5. Question 5

    Three of these are usually made of wood. Which one is NOT?

    • A. a cricket or baseball bat
    • B. a wooden table
    • C. a garden fence
    • D. a T-shirt
  6. Question 6

    Which of these is usually made of glass?

    • A. a T-shirt
    • B. a drinking glass
    • C. a sock
    • D. a wooden table
  7. Question 7

    Bottles can be glass or plastic. Why might a picnic use plastic bottles?

    • A. Plastic is heavier.
    • B. Plastic is lighter and does not shatter if dropped.
    • C. Plastic is stronger than metal.
    • D. Plastic keeps drinks hot for ever.
  8. Question 8

    Three of these are usually made of metal. Which one is NOT?

    • A. a cricket or baseball bat
    • B. a saucepan
    • C. a key
    • D. a bicycle frame
  9. Question 9

    Which of these is usually made of wood?

    • A. a bicycle frame
    • B. a mirror
    • C. a saucepan
    • D. a cricket or baseball bat
  10. Question 10

    A chair can be made of wood, metal or plastic. Which property must ALL chair materials have?

    • A. see-through
    • B. strong enough to hold a person
    • C. stretchy
    • D. soft like a pillow
  11. Question 11

    Three of these are usually made of fabric. Which one is NOT?

    • A. a pillowcase
    • B. a saucepan
    • C. a T-shirt
    • D. a curtain
  12. Question 12

    Which of these is usually made of glass?

    • A. a mirror
    • B. a cricket or baseball bat
    • C. a sock
    • D. a paperclip
  13. Question 13

    A chair can be made of wood, metal or plastic. Which property must ALL chair materials have?

    • A. see-through
    • B. soft like a pillow
    • C. stretchy
    • D. strong enough to hold a person
  14. Question 14

    Three of these are usually made of wood. Which one is NOT?

    • A. a pencil
    • B. a pillowcase
    • C. a wooden table
    • D. a garden fence
  15. Question 15

    Which of these is usually made of metal?

    • A. a wooden table
    • B. a pencil
    • C. a key
    • D. a cricket or baseball bat
  16. Question 16

    A chair can be made of wood, metal or plastic. Which property must ALL chair materials have?

    • A. soft like a pillow
    • B. stretchy
    • C. see-through
    • D. strong enough to hold a person

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  1. strong enough to hold a person
  2. a bicycle frame
  3. a cricket or baseball bat
  4. Plastic is lighter and does not shatter if dropped.
  5. a T-shirt
  6. a drinking glass
  7. Plastic is lighter and does not shatter if dropped.
  8. a cricket or baseball bat
  9. a cricket or baseball bat
  10. strong enough to hold a person
  11. a saucepan
  12. a mirror
  13. strong enough to hold a person
  14. a pillowcase
  15. a key
  16. strong enough to hold a person