What properties do metals have in common?

Let's talk about the properties that all metals share. 

Metal has a relatively high melting point and is hard at room temperature. 

Since most metals are excellent conductors of heat and electricity, metals such as iron, copper, and aluminum are used in pots and pans, and electric heaters and rods hold the light that hits them. 

Most metals are ductile. In other words, it can be transformed into the shape of long and thin wires such as aluminum wires and copper wires. 

Metal is generally malleable, which means it can be molded into thin sheets without breaking. The most common examples are Aluminum foil, silver, gold sheets, etc. 

Create alloys using different metals to get substances with better properties. -Metal is an excellent reducing agent and generally has low electronegativity. 

They actually tend to form basic oxides and donate electrons.

Hence, the correct option is (D).