Question

a student is writing a report on the nickel. read the piece of information in each row, then select the section where it fits best.

in 1913, the buffalo nickel was introduced, featuring the profile of a native american man on one side and a bison on the reverse.

the modern - day nickel is actually made of seventy - five percent copper and only twenty - five percent nickel.

to produce today’s nickel, the government spends about eight cents per coin.

sections: material, cost, design

Explanation:

• The 1913 Buffalo nickel's description of its Native American and bison imagery relates to its physical appearance, so it fits the Design section.
• The breakdown of copper and nickel in the modern nickel refers to what the coin is composed of, so it fits the Material section.
• The cost of producing the nickel per coin relates to production expenses, so it fits the Cost section.

Answer:

• "In 1913, the Buffalo nickel was introduced, featuring the profile of a Native American man on one side and a bison on the reverse." → Design
• "The modern-day nickel is actually made of seventy-five percent copper and only twenty-five percent nickel." → Material
• "To produce today's nickel, the government spends about eight cents per coin." → Cost