Scratches

I would say yes if it is improperly handled. And proper handling means good common sense required for an electronic device. No bumping, no dropping, no rough handling, no liquid spills, no slovents harsher than water and etc.

Anything can get scratched depending on how roughly it is treated.

We do not work for Apple, but are just other users, so you may want to ask Apple your question. However, they may not share what materials are used in the manufacturing process.

Not sure what you're looking for, but it does indeed depend on how you treat your device. Can it scratch? Of course. Is it likely sitting on a desk? No. Is it likely commuting with your Mac? Possibly. Are you throwing keys, wallet, shoes, etc. in the same bag with the computer? Then, highly likely.

Well, that is unfortunate, but there is no way you can expect a meaningful answer from end users who are not Apple employees and do not have access to proprietary information.

Maybe this is hepful: I've never had a scratch on any of my devices because I treat them very carefully.

It's metal. Metal can be scratched. Anything not protected against other objects can be scratched. And cosmetic issues are not covered under Apple warranty, so since you've asked, can we assume your shiny Apple Logo has scratched? If yes, you'll have to live with them and take better care to avoid future scratches.

I didn't think you sounded rude. However, you didn't provide any context with your question. We don't know if your logo is scratched or not scratched. Mine certainly isn't. And I don't have protective film over it either. If I need to transport my MacBook Pro, its put in a dedicated sleeve made specifically for the 16" MacBook Pro 2021 M1 Pro. Otherwise, if not being moved about, there's nothing which would scratch it.