Wrought iron is never shaped by__________________?

Correct answer: A. Casting

  • A. Casting
  • B. Cold working
  • C. Forging
  • D. Welding

Explanation

Wrought iron is produced as a worked material and is shaped by processes such as forging, rolling, and drawing rather than by casting. Casting would produce a cast iron-type product, not wrought iron.

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