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    The document contains a worksheet with questions about metals and non-metals. It asks which of iron or phosphorus is malleable (iron), which metal is used to make food foil (aluminum), which metal foil decorates sweets (silver foil), and the property shown when a nail and wire change shape when beaten (malleability). It also asks about the definition of an atom, the number of natural elements (92 or fewer), why metals are sonorous (they produce ringing sounds), why non-metals can't be drawn into wires (they are not ductile), and which listed item can be beaten into thin sheets (zinc).

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    Materials - Metals and Non-Metals Worksheet 2

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    Name: ___________________________ Date: __________________

    Materials: Metals and Non-Metals


    Q1. Which of the two is malleable, phosphorus or iron?
    Ans. __________________________________________________________

    Q2. Which metal is used to make foil to wrap food items?


    Ans. __________________________________________________________

    Q3. Which metal foil is used to decorate sweets?


    Ans. __________________________________________________________

    Q4. The shape of the iron nail and the aluminium wire changes on beating.
    Which property of metals is shown by this?
    Ans. __________________________________________________________

    Q5. What is atom?

    Ans. __________________________________________________________

    Q6. How many naturally occurring elements are there?


    Ans. __________________________________________________________

    Q7. Why metals are said to be sonorous?


    Ans. __________________________________________________________

    Q8. Why non-metals cannot be drawn into wires?


    Ans. __________________________________________________________

    Q9. Which of the following can be beaten into thin sheets?


    (a) Zinc (b) Phosphorus (c) Sulphur (d) Oxygen
    Ans. __________________________________________________________

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    Materials: Metals and Non-Metals

    Q1. Which of the two is malleable, phosphorus or iron?


    Ans. Iron

    Q2. Which metal is used to make foil to wrap food items?


    Ans. Aluminium metal

    Q3. Which metal foil is used to decorate sweets?


    Ans. Silver foil used for decorating sweets.

    Q4. The shape of the iron nail and the aluminium wire changes on beating.
    Which property of metals is shown by this?
    Ans. Property of malleability

    Q5. What is atom?

    Ans. The smallest unit of an element is atom.

    Q6. How many naturally occurring elements are there?


    Ans. There are no more than 92 naturally occurring elements.

    Q7. Why metals are said to be sonorous?


    Ans. Since metals produce ringing sounds, they are said to be sonorous.

    Q8. Why non-metals cannot be drawn into wires?


    Ans. Non-metals are not ductile. Therefore they cannot be drawn into wires.

    Q9. Which of the following can be beaten into thin sheets?


    (a) Zinc (b) Phosphorus (c) Sulphur (d) Oxygen
    Ans. Zinc

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