Why Iron Rusts — Questions and answers
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What did Sara notice about a part of the Golden Gate Bridge?
Choices
- It was shiny and new.
- It was crumbly and orange. ✓
- It was made of soft fabric.
- It was painted bright blue.
Answer: It was crumbly and orange.
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What did Antoine Lavoisier believe was the key to understanding the world?
Choices
- Asking many questions
- Precise measurement ✓
- Reading lots of books
- Traveling to different countries
Answer: Precise measurement
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What did Lavoisier use to find the exact weight of the iron?
Choices
- A simple ruler
- A hyper-accurate scale ✓
- His hands
- A small measuring cup
Answer: A hyper-accurate scale
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What stunning discovery did Lavoisier make after rusting the iron?
Choices
- The iron disappeared completely.
- The rusted iron was lighter.
- The rusted iron was heavier. ✓
- The iron turned into wood.
Answer: The rusted iron was heavier.
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Why does the Golden Gate Bridge have a permanent team of painters working all year round?
Choices
- To make it look pretty for tourists.
- To protect the bridge from rusting. ✓
- To change its color every season.
- To help people find their way across.
Answer: To protect the bridge from rusting.
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