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| The property of being easily cracked, snapped or broken. |
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| The ability of a material to return to its original shape or length once an applied load or force has been removed. |
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| The ability of a material to change its shape or length under a load and stay deformed even when the load is removed. |
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| The ability of a material to be stretched without fracturing and be formed into shapes such as very thin sheets or very thin wire. |
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| The ability of a material to resist force. All materials have some degree of strength - the greater the force the material can resist, the stronger the material. |
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| The ability of a material to be shaped, worked or formed without fracturing. Similar to ductile but with the use of compressive force. |
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| Material B or C it is very close. |
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