Frame structure

1.What is a frame structure?

• A. A solid structure made entirely of one material.

• B. A structure made of parts joined together to support loads.

• C. A natural structure like a tree.

• D. A hollow structure designed for storage.

2.Which of the following is an example of a frame structure?

• A. A brick wall.

• B. A spider web.

• C. A concrete dam.

• D. A solid cude

3. 3.What is the purpose of cross-bracing in a frame structure?

• A. To make the structure look decorative

• B. To increase the strength and stability of the structure

• C. To reduce the weight of the structure

• D. To make the structure more flexible

4.What material are commonly used to build frame structure?

• A. Wood, steel and concrete

• B. Plastic and foam

• C. Fabric and leather

• D. Paper and cardboard

5.State whether the statement is true or false

A frame structure can only be man-made.

(a)  

6.State whether the statement is true or false

Triangles are often used in frame structure

(a)  

7.State whether the statement is true or false

Frame structures are only used in buildings

(a)  

9. 8.Fill in the blanks

10. The (a)   is the part of frame.

9.State whether the statement is true or false

A weak joint can cause a frame structure to fail.

(a)  

10.The most stable geometric shape used in frame structures is the (a)   .