The plywood . . . . . . . . A. Has good strength along the panel only B. Can be spilt in the plane of the panel C. Has greater impact resistance to blows than ordinary wood D. Cannot be bent more easily than ordinary wood of same thickness

The correct answer is: C. Has greater impact resistance to blows than ordinary wood.

Plywood is a type of wood that is made up of thin layers of wood that are glued together. The layers are usually arranged so that the grain of each layer is perpendicular to the grain of the layers above and below it. This gives plywood a lot of strength in both directions.

Plywood is also very resistant to impact damage. This is because the layers of wood absorb the energy of the impact and prevent it from being transferred to the surface of the plywood. This makes plywood a good choice for applications where it is exposed to a lot of wear and tear, such as in furniture, flooring, and roofing.

Option A is incorrect because plywood has good strength in both directions.

Option B is incorrect because plywood is not easily split.

Option D is incorrect because plywood can be bent more easily than ordinary wood of the same thickness.