which property do metalloids share with nonmetals?\nboth are brittle.\nboth are shiny.\nboth have low…

Brief Explanation:

Metalloids and non - metals can be brittle. Non - metals are generally brittle solids (except for non - metallic gases), and many metalloids also have a brittle nature. Metalloids are not always shiny like metals, non - metals are usually dull. Non - metals and metalloids don't necessarily have low melting points (e.g., carbon has a very high melting point). Both are not very conductive; metals are good conductors while metalloids have intermediate conductivity and non - metals are poor conductors.

Answer:

Both are brittle.