Which metal is called "metal of hope"?
Correct answer: A. Uranium
- A. Uranium
- B. Titanium
- C. Gold
- D. Platinum
Explanation
Uranium has been called the “metal of hope” because its nuclear energy potential was once viewed as a major future source of power. The nickname is not a reference to its colour or value like gold and platinum.
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