Titanium and Iron
True or false: titanium's symbol is a T and iron's symbol is an I?
What is false
Copper was used to make this coin
What is a penny
Is it important to have enough zinc in your diet?
What is yes
This Looney Tunes character swims in gold
What is Scrooge McDuck
Mercury is most common in this household item
What is a thermometer
Iron is used to make this product
What is steel
Nickel is used to make this coin
What is nickel
Why is silver valuable?
What is there is only a small amount of it mined every year.
Why do cans use tin on the outside?
What is tin is less prone to rust
True or false: lead water pipes are safe?
What is false
Who needs more iron in their diet?
What is a pregnant woman
What is reddish brown
True or false: U.S. coins use to contain silver
What is true
Name something with tin in or on it
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Before graphite, lead was commonly used in this item
What is a pencil
Which is stronger: titanium or iron?
What is titanium
What is true
Name a food with a high zinc content
What is almost any meat, seafood, or oyster
Which is more valuable: gold or silver?
What is gold
What is that it is a metal, but can become a liquid too
Titanium is this color
What is silver
Why is copper used in pipes?
What is that is is more durable and less prone to rusting
Over/under $25 per ounce of silver right now?
What is under ($23.66 as of 6/5/23)
Why is gold so expensive
What is only a small amount of it has been mined
Name a side effect of lead poisoning
Fatigue, weight loss, nausea, abdominal pain, hearing loss, memory loss, etc.