Works with iron or steel
Explanation
A blacksmith or steelworker is a person who works with iron or steel. A furnace operator may handle heating materials, but that is not the definition of this occupation.
The metallurgical industry
Explanation
The iron and steel industry is the metallurgical industry. Mining may supply ore, but it does not name the industry that processes metals.
A heavy striking tool called a maul
Explanation
A hammer or sledgehammer is a heavy striking tool called a maul. A furnace heats materials, whereas it is not a hand tool used for striking.
A plan
Explanation
A blueprint is a plan. It can guide construction or production, while raw materials are physical inputs rather than a plan.
At a port
Explanation
A harbour is a port where vessels can arrive and handle cargo. A warehouse may store goods, but it is not the maritime location described.
It operates using a steam engine
Explanation
A steamship is a boat that operates with a steam engine. Carrying cargo or using a harbour describes possible activities, not what makes a vessel a steamship.
Raw materials
Explanation
Unprocessed inputs used to make products are raw materials. Finished goods are the products after manufacturing, not the materials entering the factory.
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What does a blacksmith or steelworker work with?
Iron or steel.
What is coal in French?
Charbon.
What is the iron and steel industry in French?
L’industrie métallurgique.
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