question 1 (1 point)\n1. what type of materials are you allowed to use for building your rocket?\n a a)…

question 1 (1 point)\n1. what type of materials are you allowed to use for building your rocket?\n a a) store - bought rocket kits\n b b) household or recycled materials approved by the teacher\n c c) fireworks and pressurized canisters\n d d) gasoline and lighter fluid\n\nquestion 2 (1 point)\n2. where should you launch your rocket?\n a a) inside the classroom\n b b) wherever you want\n c c) only in a designated outdoor area approved by the teacher\n d d) in the hallway

question 1 (1 point)\n1. what type of materials are you allowed to use for building your rocket?\n a a) store - bought rocket kits\n b b) household or recycled materials approved by the teacher\n c c) fireworks and pressurized canisters\n d d) gasoline and lighter fluid\n\nquestion 2 (1 point)\n2. where should you launch your rocket?\n a a) inside the classroom\n b b) wherever you want\n c c) only in a designated outdoor area approved by the teacher\n d d) in the hallway

Answer

Brief Explanations:

For Question 1, store - bought rocket kits may not always be allowed, fireworks and pressurized canisters, as well as gasoline and lighter fluid are dangerous and not suitable for building a rocket in a school - like setting. Household or recycled materials approved by the teacher are a safe and common choice. For Question 2, launching a rocket inside the classroom or hallway is dangerous, and launching wherever one wants is not safe or regulated. A designated outdoor area approved by the teacher is the proper place.

Answer:

  1. B. Household or recycled materials approved by the teacher
  2. C. Only in a designated outdoor area approved by the teacher