alleryA metal that is malleable can be what?
ADrawn into thin wires
BMelted by cold water
CShaped by hammering
DDissolved in plain oil
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Shaped by hammering
1. Malleability is a typical metal property.
2. A malleable metal can be shaped by hammering or pressing.
3. Being drawn into a wire is ductility, a different property.
_Source: Wikipedia, Metal, Lead section_
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