Evaluate the following summaries and choose the one that best describes metals, nonmetals, and metalloids.

A)
Metals are liquids, good conductors, and melt at low temperatures. Nonmetals are solid, poor conductors, and low in density. Metalloids are very heavy, shiny, good conductors, and have very high densities.

B)
Metals are generally very shiny, good conductors, high in density, and melt at high temperatures. Nonmetals are generally dull, poor conductors, low in density, and melt at low temperatures. Metalloids exhibit properties of both metals and nonmetals, make fair conductors, and can appear as shiny or dull.

C)
Metals are usually very shiny, high in density, and poor conductors. Nonmetals are great conductors, dull, and very dense. Metalloids are the heaviest of all elements, solid, and melt at low temperatures.

D)
Metals are usually dull, low in density, and melt at low temperatures. Nonmetals are usually very shiny, high in density, and good conductors of electricity. Metalloids are generally very shiny, solid, and melt at very high temperatures.