Everyday materials
Kindergarten (Reception and Year 1 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.2-PS1-1 · England: KS1 Y1 Everyday materials
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Question 1
What is a key usually made from?
- A. metal
- B. glass
- C. wood
- D. fabric
Question 2
Which object is usually made of glass?
- A. a lolly (popsicle) stick
- B. a saucepan
- C. a mirror
- D. a toothbrush handle
Question 3
Which of these is a natural material (not made by people)?
- A. glass
- B. nylon
- C. wool
- D. plastic
Question 4
What is a light bulb usually made from?
- A. plastic
- B. glass
- C. metal
- D. fabric
Question 5
Which object is usually made of fabric?
- A. a curtain
- B. a saucepan
- C. a lolly (popsicle) stick
- D. a seaside bucket
Question 6
Which of these is a natural material (not made by people)?
- A. nylon
- B. wool
- C. plastic
- D. glass
Question 7
What is a toothbrush handle usually made from?
- A. wood
- B. glass
- C. fabric
- D. plastic
Question 8
Which object is usually made of plastic?
- A. a mirror
- B. a coin
- C. a toothbrush handle
- D. a pencil
Question 9
Which of these is a material, not an object?
- A. chair
- B. wood
- C. door
- D. table
Question 10
What is a coin usually made from?
- A. metal
- B. glass
- C. plastic
- D. wood
Question 11
Which object is usually made of wood?
- A. a towel
- B. a lolly (popsicle) stick
- C. a mirror
- D. a seaside bucket
Question 12
A spoon can be made of metal, plastic or wood. What does this show?
- A. The same object can be made from different materials.
- B. Spoons are not objects.
- C. Only metal is a material.
- D. All materials are the same.
Question 13
What is a light bulb usually made from?
- A. wood
- B. plastic
- C. metal
- D. glass
Question 14
Which object is usually made of glass?
- A. a coin
- B. a mirror
- C. a saucepan
- D. a garden shed
Question 15
Which of these is a material, not an object?
- A. wood
- B. table
- C. door
- D. chair
Question 16
What is a T-shirt usually made from?
- A. plastic
- B. fabric
- C. metal
- D. glass
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