School bells are made of metals because metals are
- A. Malleable
- B. Sonorous ✓
- C. Ductile
- D. Lustrous
Correct Answer: B. Sonorous
Explanation
Metals possess the property of being sonorous, meaning they produce a deep, ringing sound when struck, which makes them ideal for making bells.
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