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Materials for Production: Wood — Key Terms
Match each term to its definition.
Wood
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A natural material from trees, made of cells and fibres, used for building and making items.
Dense, durable wood from broad-leaved trees such as mahogany and teak.
Lighter, easier-to-shape wood from cone-bearing trees such as pine and cedar.
The pattern formed by the fibres in a piece of wood.
Hardwood
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A natural material from trees, made of cells and fibres, used for building and making items.
Dense, durable wood from broad-leaved trees such as mahogany and teak.
Lighter, easier-to-shape wood from cone-bearing trees such as pine and cedar.
The pattern formed by the fibres in a piece of wood.
Softwood
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A natural material from trees, made of cells and fibres, used for building and making items.
Dense, durable wood from broad-leaved trees such as mahogany and teak.
Lighter, easier-to-shape wood from cone-bearing trees such as pine and cedar.
The pattern formed by the fibres in a piece of wood.
Grain
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A natural material from trees, made of cells and fibres, used for building and making items.
Dense, durable wood from broad-leaved trees such as mahogany and teak.
Lighter, easier-to-shape wood from cone-bearing trees such as pine and cedar.
The pattern formed by the fibres in a piece of wood.
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