Question

aluminum is very malleable. what does this mean? it is very shiny. it can be pulled into a wire easily. it can easily be pressed into sheets.

Explanation:

Malleability in materials (like aluminum) refers to the ability to be hammered or pressed into thin sheets without breaking. "It is very shiny" describes luster, "It can be pulled into a wire easily" describes ductility. So the correct option is the one about being pressed into sheets.

Answer:

It can easily be pressed into sheets.