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Q: A hard tablet used for writing with chalk?
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Add one letter: a hard tablet used for writing on with chalk?

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A hard tablet used for writing on with chalk is called?

Slate


Why is chalk good for writing on a hard surface?

Chalk can be used to write on any hard dark surface that is slightly abrasive (not polished smooth).


A writing stick used for writing on a black board?

Chalk


Why is chalk used for writing and not stone?

Because chalk shows up more you stupid jebend


What is chalk used for and why?

Writing/drawing because it can be easily rubbed out.


What is made of limestone and used for writing?

hi, isn't that chalk?


What is a white stick used for writing on a blackboard?

chalk


What did pioneer schools used as a writing tablet?

In many of the schools in the early history of the U.S. and its western territories, the students used a slate as a writing tablet. There was a large slate blackboard in the front of the classroom for the teacher's use, as there was until a few years ago when greenboards were introduced for that purpose. The student's slate was about 10"x12". Slates and blackboards were marked by using chalk, rather than a pencil.


What is limestone used for in classrooms?

Writing on tables with chalk which is also CaCO3.


Why is chalk used for writing?

Because it's white and easily adheres to the blackboard. (this is physical)


What type of limestone is used in classrooms?

The sedimentary rock, chalk, a form of limestone, was used in the past as a writing instrument on slate blackboards, but most 'chalk' today is actually gypsum.