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Everyday Materials: Hidden Science

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Discover why rubber stretches, wood swells, concrete hardens, and everyday glass and metals behave the way they do.

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5 playable questionsAbout 1 minute muted3 rounds · 2 lifelines

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Sample questions

A wooden drawer can swell during humid weather because its cell walls take up more of what from the air?
At the same cool room temperature, a metal spoon usually feels colder than a wooden spoon. Which property best explains this?
Which property helps borosilicate glass resist cracking when its temperature changes quickly?

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Questions have a 20-second answer clock; the final question has 30 seconds. There is no pause.

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Safe earns 100 points without a loss. Bold risks 250 points and needs a 250-point balance. All In doubles or loses your balance and needs more than 250 points. The final wager uses 50-point steps.

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Everyday Materials: Hidden Science