Chipboard is best described as which option?

• A. Wood chips
• B. Wood chips glued together to make flat sheets
• C. Sawdust
• D. Paper pulp

Answer: (B)

Chipboard is an engineered wood product formed by binding wood particles with adhesive and pressing them into flat sheets. That’s why describing it as wood chips glued together to make flat sheets is the best match. The other descriptions don’t fit: loose wood chips aren’t bonded into sheets, sawdust is just fine particles, and paper pulp is used to make paper. In practice, chipboard is common in furniture and cabinetry, and its fire behavior is influenced by the adhesives used.