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2.4 Introduction To Structure

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these are not a type of load

a)

Dead loads

b)

Imposed (Live Loads)

c)

Shear loads

d)

Wind Loads

2.

Dead loads are

a)

Loads that are produced by the intended occupancy of the building

b)

Permanent loads due to the static weight of the structure itself

3.

Which type of action of force best describe the image above?

a)

Tension

b)

Compression

c)

Bending

d)

Shear

4.

Which of these best define 'shear force'

a)

The forces acting on the object act towards each other, that the object being squeezed.

b)

The forces acting on the object cause it to be twisted.

c)

The force acting on the object act away from each other, the object is being stretched.

d)

The forces acting on the object cause the object to slide in relation to each other.

5.

What is the role of an architectural engineer?

a)

Produce structural plans, models and/or computer simulations

b)

Carry out the detailed design, prepare tender documents and construction drawings

c)

Carry out construction activities

6.

Why does knowledge of the interaction of soil and structure important?

a)

To design aesthetically pleasing buildings

b)

To choose the most suitable structural form of foundation

c)

To choose the most suitable type of foundation

7.

Which of these objects are live load

a)

Furniture

b)

People

c)

Beam

d)

Column

e)

Machineries

8.

"They are assumed to be produced by the intended occupancy or use of the structure." What does this statement refer to?

a)

Live load

b)

Dead load

c)

Wind load