Why Are Ping-Pong Balls So Highly Flammable

question 120

Multiple Choice

Why are Ping-Pong balls so highly flammable?

• A)They contain residues of camphor.
• B)They provide a lot of surface area.
• C)They are made from nitrocellulose.
• D)all of the above

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Definitions:

Echolalia

The automatic and immediate repetition of words or phrases spoken by others, often observed in individuals with autism spectrum disorder and certain other conditions.

Pronoun Reversal

A linguistic phenomenon often observed in the language development of children where they incorrectly use personal pronouns (e.g., referring to themselves as "you" and to others as "I").

Language Disturbance

Disorders affecting the comprehension and use of language, including difficulties in speaking, reading, writing, and understanding spoken or written language.

Social Referencing

The process by which individuals look to others in their environment for cues on how to react or behave in certain situations.