Procedures.
1. Get a paper clip. Try to straighten it
. Can you do it? Try forming a heart or
the first letter of your name. Did it break?
2. Get a bottle cap and hammer. Observe what will happen. Did it break into
pieces?
3. Get a rubber band and stretch. Observe the change in size and shape.
4 Get a wood, glass and metal. Press and observe each object
1. Get a paper clip. Try to straighten it
. Can you do it? Try forming a heart or
the first letter of your name. Did it break?
2. Get a bottle cap and hammer. Observe what will happen. Did it break into
pieces?
3. Get a rubber band and stretch. Observe the change in size and shape.
4 Get a wood, glass and metal. Press and observe each object
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1 No, because the aluminum wire refused to do so and the parts are still together.
2 No, it just formed a few cracks on some parts of the cap but it didn't break into multiple pieces.
3 When I stretch it, it becomes longer but when I let go, it turns back into its normal form.
4 The wood and metal didn't break, it just stayed the same, but the glass cracked when I pressed it (Yes, I used safety measures in doing these).