Some objects feel bumpy, others feel smooth. In this quiz, explore rough and smooth materials and discover why their textures matter in everyday life.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Describing materials
A running track is quite rough, so the runner’s shoes can grip the track
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Have you ever fallen and grazed your knee?
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Which bit of your local playground do you like best?
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Roads are quite rough so that car tyres can grip the road
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The road is smooth and slippy. Big lorries spread grit on the road to melt the ice and give cars some grip
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The man is a carpenter
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What is your favourite colour of car?
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A lot of carpets are made from wool
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The rough sandpaper makes the wood smooth
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Pebbles are stones. They are made from rock. But they have been made smooth by the sea and the waves
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