Paragraf tamamlamaSoru #10053
In ancient metallurgy, the transition from copper to bronze marked a monumental technological leap forward. Pure copper was relatively soft and bent easily under mechanical stress, limiting its utility for durable weapons and structural tools. ----. By melting copper together with roughly ten percent tin, smiths created bronze—an alloy vastly harder, easier to cast at lower temperatures, and capable of holding a razor-sharp cutting edge.
- A)Early metallurgists discovered that combining copper with other molten elements yielded a far superior material
- B)Iron ore was vastly more abundant across the Near East than rare subterranean tin deposits
- C)Gold jewelry was traded across Mediterranean trade routes as a universal currency standard
- D)Blacksmiths required water-powered bellows to achieve furnace temperatures exceeding two thousand degrees
- E)Stone axes continued to be utilized by pastoralist nomads well into the late Middle Ages
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Doğru cevap: A) Early metallurgists discovered that combining copper with other molten elements yielded a far superior material
Çözüm: Bakırın yumuşaklığı ve arkasından gelen kalayla karıştırılarak bronz elde edilmesi süreci, A seçeneğindeki "Early metallurgists discovered that combining copper with other molten elements yielded a far superior material" köprü cümlesiyle tamamlanır. Doğru cevap A'dır.