1. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Materials

2. Question 1

3. Which of these is an object?
A a song
B a smile
C a chair
D a thought

4. Which of these is an object?
A a song
B a smile
C a chair
D a thought

5. £100

6. Question 2

7. Which of these is a material?
A a book
B a chair
C wood
D a cup

8. Which of these is a material?
A a book
B a chair
C wood
D a cup

9. £200

10. Question 3

11. Which of these is a property?
A paper
B see through
C jelly
D shoe

12. Which of these is a property?
A paper
B see through
C jelly
D shoe

13. £300

14. Question 4

15. Which of these is a property of leather?
A friendly
B see through
C sharp
D flexible

16. Which of these is a property of leather?
A friendly
B see through
C sharp
D flexible

17. £500

18. Question 5

19. Which of these is not a property of metal?
A shiny
B cold
C floppy
D hard

20. Which of these is not a property of metal?
A shiny
B cold
C floppy
D hard

21. £1,000

22. Question 6

23. What would be the best material for a pair of shoes?
A Chocolate
B Sand
C Glass
D Leather

24. What would be the best material for a pair of shoes?
A Chocolate
B Sand
C Glass
D Leather

25. £2,000

26. Question 7

27. What would not be a good material for making a teapot?
A Chocolate
B Glass
C Metal
D China

28. What would not be a good material for making a teapot?
A Chocolate
B Glass
C Metal
D China

29. £4,000

30. Question 8

31. What might Stone age people have use a shell to make?
A a coat
B a dish
C a house
D some shoes

32. What might Stone age people have use a shell to make?
A a coat
B a dish
C a house
D some shoes

33. £8,000

34. Question 9

35. What would Stoneage people not have use wood for?
A making a fire
B building a house
C making an axe handle
D making a blanket

36. What would Stoneage people not have use wood for?
A making a fire
B building a house
C making an axe handle
D making a blanket

37. £16,000

38. Question 10

39. Which of these could not change the shape of playdough.
A smelling
B squashing
C twisting
D pulling

40. Which of these could not change the shape of playdough
A smelling
B squashing
C twisting
D pulling

41. £32,000

42. Question 11

43. What happens to a sponge after it has been squashed?
A it makes a noise
B it stays squashed
C it cleans a plate
D it bounces back

44. What happens to a sponge after it has been squashed?
A it makes a noise
B it stays squashed
C it cleans a plate
D it bounces back

45. £64,000

46. Question 12

47. What happens when tights are stretched?
A they change colour
B they get longer and thinner
C both of the above
D neither of the above

48. What happens when tights are stretched?
A they change colour
B they get longer and thinner
C both of the above
D neither of the above

49. £125,000

50. Question 13

51. If magnets pull together, what do we say they do?
A repel
B attract
C magnetize
D weigh

52. If magnets pull together, what do we say they do?
A repel
B attract
C magnetize
D weigh

53. £250,000

54. Question 14

55. What are the ends of magnets called?
A points
B pullers
C poles
D polish

56. What are the ends of magnets called?
A points
B pullers
C poles
D polish

57. £500,000

58. Question 15

59. Which poles of a magnet will repel?
A East and West
B West and West
C North and North
D North and South

60. Which poles of a magnet will repel?
A East and West
B West and West
C North and North
D North and South

61. £1,000,000