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Year 11 Design and Technology Quiz: Material Properties

Instructions

For each question, choose the correct answer where applicable. Answer the questions that do not have multiple choice answers in a clear, concise manner.

  1. What property of materials refers to their ability to withstand deformation under stress?

  2. Which of the following materials is known for its high tensile strength?

    • A. Cotton
    • B. Steel
    • C. Wood
    • D. Foam

  3. Ductility is defined as the ability of a material to:

    • A. Absorb moisture without breaking
    • B. Be drawn into wires
    • C. Return to its original shape after deformation
    • D. Conduct electricity

  4. What is the primary characteristic of thermoplastic materials?

  5. Which type of material is typically used for electrical insulation?

    • A. Glass
    • B. Rubber
    • C. Aluminum
    • D. Steel

  6. The ability of a material to conduct heat is referred to as:

    • A. Thermal conductivity
    • B. Thermal expansion
    • C. Specific heat capacity
    • D. Thermal resistance

  7. Which of the following materials is most likely to have a high resistance to corrosion?

    • A. Copper
    • B. Stainless steel
    • C. Iron
    • D. Zinc

  8. The process of converting raw materials into finished goods is known as:

  9. Which type of composite material combines wood fibers and plastic?

    • A. Plywood
    • B. MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard)
    • C. Fiberglass
    • D. Concrete

  10. Which property describes a material's ability to absorb energy and deform without breaking?

    • A. Toughness
    • B. Hardness
    • C. Brittleness
    • D. Elasticity

  11. In terms of materials, what does the term 'fatigue' refer to?

  12. Which of the following is a characteristic of ceramics?

    • A. High thermal insulation and low brittle nature
    • B. High compressive strength and low tensile strength
    • C. High ductility and malleability
    • D. Excellent electrical conductivity

  13. What is one common use of elastic polymers in design and technology?

  14. Which of the following best describes the property of 'hardness'?

    • A. A measure of a material's resistance to permanent deformation
    • B. A measure of a material's weight
    • C. A material's ability to return to its original shape
    • D. The ease with which a material can be cut

  15. In materials science, the term 'biodegradable' refers to:

  16. Which material is known for its lightweight and resistance to corrosion?

    • A. Iron
    • B. Aluminum
    • C. Copper
    • D. Concrete

  17. The ability of a material to absorb water without degrading over time is important for which application?

  18. Which property indicates how easily a material can be bent or shaped without breaking?

    • A. Flexibility
    • B. Hardness
    • C. Fracture toughness
    • D. Density

  19. What does the term 'thermal expansion' mean?

  20. Which of the following materials is NOT a metal?

    • A. Lead
    • B. Gold
    • C. Silicon
    • D. Aluminium

Conclusion

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