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 shapes.

Explanation:

Malleability is the property of a metal that allows it to be hammered or pressed into thin sheets (molded) without breaking. The option "It can easily be pressed into shapes" matches this definition. "It is very shiny" refers to luster, and "It can be pulled into a wire easily" refers to ductility.

Answer:

The option (assuming the last option is "It can easily be pressed into shapes"): It can easily be pressed into shapes