This quiz is based on silver facts at Silver Downunder.
It can be completed online by starting at the first silver fact sheet (there's a prize at the end!), or you can print out and copy the list of questions below.
- What is the chemical symbol for silver?
- Cu
- Ag
- Pb
- Silver is solid at room temperature.
- True
- False
- Silver is sometimes found as "electrum". This is an alloy of silver and:
- tin
- copper
- gold
- more silver
- According to Mohs Scale, silver has a hardness of:
- 2 - 4
- 2.5 - 3
- 3.25
- Silver is:
- an excellent conductor of heat
- the softest metal
- the rarest metal
- red in colour
- Silver melts at a temperature of
- 2660 degrees Celsius
- 1660 degrees Celsius
- 961.93 degrees Celsius
- 1083 degrees Celsius
- silver cannot be melted
- Silver is mainly used in
- medicines
- photography and electrical appliances
- spacecraft
- making cricket bats
- Silver is
- heavier than gold
- easily tarnished
- magnetic
- In Australia, silver is most commonly found associated with the mineral
- galena
- chalcopyrite
- electrum
- Sterling silver is an alloy of
- 40% gold and 60% silver
- 7.5% copper and 92.5% silver
- 25% copper and 75% silver
- 40% copper, 50% silver and 80% gold

