Question

drywall is often used to make the interior walls of houses. first, the house is framed with wood, and then drywall is put over the framing. drywall is often made with a mineral that is easy to shape when wet but that becomes very hard when dry. the image shows construction workers installing drywall. which mineral could be used to make drywall? a. gypsum b. graphite c. copper d. garnet

Explanation:

Gypsum is a soft mineral that is easy to shape when wet and hardens when dry, which fits the description of the mineral used in drywall. Graphite is used in pencils and lubricants. Copper is a metal used in wiring and plumbing. Garnet is used in abrasives and jewelry.

Answer:

A. Gypsum