PASSAGE C
An iron or steel bridge swells (gets larger) when warmed by
the sun and shrinks (gets smaller) when it becomes colder. Heat makes
everything expand, and cold makes everything contract. Cold is the absence of
heat. Metals change their size when heated or called, and this change is
noticeable in a bridge that is made of iron or steel. The builder of a bridge
must leave empty spaces for the metal to expand into. Have you noticed that concrete
sidewalks have cracks every few feet? These cracks provide space for the
concrete to expand into when heated.
9.
This story is mainly about-
1.
The effect of heat on everything.
2.
Metal bridges.
3.
The cracks in sidewalks.
4.
The absence of heat.
10.
Another word for “ swells” is-
1.
Warms
2.
Shrinks
3.
Contracts
4.
Expands
11.
Empty spaces allow room for a material to –
1.
Warm,
2.
Shrink
3.
Contract
4.
Expand.
12.
The sun causes materials to –
1.
Expand.
2. Shrink 3. Contract.
4. Cool
Answer:
9.
1
10.
4
11.
4
12.
1
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