Everyday materials
6 free practice questions with explanations
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Everyday materials: example questions & answers
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What is a wooden chair made from?
- AWood✓
- BGlass
- CPlastic
- DMetal
Answer: A wooden chair is made from wood, which comes from trees.
Which material are most drinking glasses and windows made from?
- ARubber
- BWood
- CGlass✓
- DPaper
Answer: Glasses and windows are made from glass because it is clear and you can see through it.
What material is a shiny, strong spoon usually made from?
- AWool
- BCardboard
- CCotton
- DMetal✓
Answer: A spoon is often made from metal, which is hard, shiny and strong.
Many toys and drink bottles are made from a light, bendy material called what?
- AMetal
- BPlastic✓
- CStone
- DGlass
Answer: Plastic is a light material that can be many colours and is often used for toys and bottles.
What material comes from trees and is used to make books and newspapers?
- AMetal
- BRubber
- CPaper✓
- DGlass
Answer: Paper is made from wood that comes from trees, and we use it for books, drawing and writing.
What material are car tyres and wellington boots usually made from?
- ARubber✓
- BWood
- CGlass
- DPaper
Answer: Rubber is stretchy and waterproof, which makes it great for tyres and wellies.