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WorksheetsStructures by Owen R. and Ian G.
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Which is a suspension bridge?
What is tension
Being compressed
A food
Being stretched
What is compression?
A rigid member in tension
Being squeezed
A type of load
The weight or force placed on a structure is what?
A strut
A truss
A tie
A load
A rigid member in compression is what?
Strut
Tie
Abutments
Stays
The supports in which the arch meets the ground is what?
Sheer
Abutments
Tension
Piers
Which of these are natural structures? Click all that apply.
Wasp's Nest
Bridge
Beaver's Dam
House
What is a pier?
A long beam made up of shorter beams or girders.
Supports from above using cables
A support added to structures below in the center
A long beam made up of shorter beams or girders are what?
Truss
Arch Bridges
Static loads
Reinforced concrete
What is a static load?
A rigid member in tension
Longest bridges using cables
Loads that are unchanging or change slowly
The longest bridges using cables
Arch Bridges
Suspension Bridges
Sheer
Cantilever Bridges
Which of these is an Arch Bridge
A multi directional force that includes parallel and opposite sliding motions, is what?
Tension
Strut
Reinforced concrete
Sheer
Supports from above using cables, is what?
Static load
Stays
Tie
Truss
The embedding of steel rods to increase the resistance to tension, is what?
Reinforced concrete
Truss
Compression
Stays
True or False: A Cantilever bridge is a natural structure.
True
False
True or False: Abutments are the supports in the middle of a bridge.
True
False
What type of a bridge is this?
Cantilever
Suspension
Arch
True or False: The embedding of steel rods to increase the resistance to tension is Reinforced Concrete.
True
False
What are Bridges?
Wanna Sprite Cranberry?
Structures built to withstand loads
Natural structures
Things that go over water
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