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Basic Structural Design Concept

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

Following are the basic design concepts for a building structure EXCEPT

a)

Determination of elements sizes

b)

Process of material selection

c)

Site investigation

d)

Consideration on subjected loadings to the structure

2.

What are the main purposes of structural design? You may choose more than one (1) answer.

a)

Safe

b)

Strong

c)

Fulfill its purpose

d)

Economic

3.

Reinforced concrete are combination of _______ and _______.

a)

cement and concrete

b)

concrete and steel reinforcements

c)

concrete and tendons

4.

Which of the following statement is wrong about concrete?

a)

Concrete has good strength in tension

b)

Concrete has good strength in compression

c)

Concrete is a durable material

d)

Concrete has good fire resistance

5.

Which of the following statement is wrong about steel?

a)

Steel has a good strength in tension

b)

Steel has a good strength in compression

c)

Steel is a durable material

d)

Steel has good fire resistance

6.

When a concrete beam in the figure is subjected to loading, red area is known as _______ region and blue area is known as _______ region.

a)

red: compression, blue: tension

b)

red: tension, blue: compression

7.

What is a dead load?

a)

The weight of anything not permanently attached to the structure

b)

The weight of the structure

c)

People

d)

Cars

8.

What is a live load

a)

The weight of anything not permanently attached to the structure

b)

The weight of the structure

c)

Towers

d)

Beams

9.

Which would be a definition of a load?

a)

The weight of the structure itself

b)

The function of a structure

c)

The air pressure around the structures weight

d)

Weight carried or supported by a structure

10.

What is tension?

a)

a sliding force

b)

a squeezing force

c)

a twisting force

d)

a pulling force

11.

What is compression?

a)

a sliding force

b)

a squeezing force

c)

a twisting force

d)

a pulling force