Section D Text Reading Evaluation. 1 List 2 factors that would motivate people to consider alternative resources.

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Section D Text Reading Evaluation

1 List 2 factors that would motivate people to consider alternative resources.

2 These are the fundamental building blocks of matter.

3 List the three ways that members of the Periodic Table are classified.

4 Chemquandry 2 talked about 3 substances. List 2 of the 3.

5 Define the term Allotrope~

6 Represent the two allotrope forms of oxygen.

7 Why do we call the graphite in pencils “lead”?

8 Explain the differences between #1 pencils & #4 pencils.

9 Engineered ceramics are mainly made of this material.

10 List some benefits of ceramics that would allow them to replace steel.

11 List 1 pro and 1 con for Plastics.

12 Describe Fiber Optics.

13 Define the term Alloy~

14 What would be a more accurate name for the U.S. 5 cent coin?

15 What two elements form Brass?