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Materials In the Environment

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Materials In the Environment

Various materials in nature - plastic bottles, wooden logs, rubber tires, paper, and glass bottles in an outdoor environment

🌍 Part 1: Materials Around Us

1. Which material comes from trees?

Plastic

Wood

Glass

2. What material is a water bottle usually made of?

Paper

Rubber

Plastic

3. Which material is used to make car tires?

Glass

Rubber

Paper

4. What material is a window made of?

Wood

Glass

Rubber

5. Which material is used to make books?

Paper

Plastic

Glass

♻️ Part 2: Materials and Nature

6. Which material breaks down naturally in the environment?

Plastic bottles

Paper bags

Glass jars

7. What happens to plastic when it's left outside for a long time?

It disappears quickly

It stays for many years

It turns into wood

8. Which material can be recycled to make new products?

Only plastic

Only paper

Paper, plastic, and glass

9. What should you do with a glass bottle when you're done with it?

Throw it on the ground

Put it in the recycling bin

Bury it in the dirt

10. Which material is best for the environment?

Materials that can be reused

Materials that are thrown away

Materials that never break down

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