Worked example
Light passes through a clear sheet so objects behind it can be seen. Which property is described?
Answer & why
Answer: transparent
Transparent material allows light through so objects can be seen.
Kindergarten · Science
Use an observed property to describe a material.
8 authored questions + worked example

Answer: transparent
Transparent material allows light through so objects can be seen.
All 8 authored questions for this skill.
Question 1
Choose the property actually described, rather than guessing from the object's name.
Answer: waterproof in this test
The covering resisted water under the stated test conditions.
Question 2
Choose the property actually described, rather than guessing from the object's name.
Answer: magnetic
Attraction to a magnet is evidence of magnetic behavior.
Question 3
Choose the property actually described, rather than guessing from the object's name.
Answer: transparent
Transparent material allows light through so objects can be seen.
Question 4
Choose the property actually described, rather than guessing from the object's name.
Answer: absorbent
Absorbent material takes liquid into itself.
Question 5
Choose the property actually described, rather than guessing from the object's name.
Answer: flexible
Flexible describes a material that bends easily.
Question 6
Choose the property actually described, rather than guessing from the object's name.
Answer: opaque
Opaque objects do not let light pass through.
Question 7
Choose the property actually described, rather than guessing from the object's name.
Answer: rough
Rough describes an uneven texture.
Question 8
Choose the property actually described, rather than guessing from the object's name.
Answer: smooth
Smooth describes an even texture.