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Structural Conditions

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
Date
1.

What are the conditions for the structures?

a)

Centre gravity, Rigidity and Resistance

b)

Centre gravity, Stability and Resistance

c)

Stability, Resistance and Rigidity

d)

All are correct

2.

What is stability?

a)

The ability of a structure to bend

b)

Ability of a structure to stand upright and not fall down.

c)

Ability of a structure to sink

3.

What is resistance?

a)

The ability of a structure to withstand stresses without breaking.

b)

Ability of a structure to expand its base

c)

Ability of a structure to deform

4.

What is rigidity?

a)

The ability of a structure to bend without breaking.

b)

The ability of a structure to bend and break.

c)

When a structure cannot deform

5.

To give stability to a structure we can:

a)

Widen its base

b)

Bury the lower part in the ground and use strong foundations

c)

Centre the weight on the lower part

d)

All are correct

6.

Mark some of the most resistant materials:

a)

steel, stone, coal, cement, wood, plastic, gypsum

b)

steel, stone, cement, wood, plastic

c)

coal, cement, wood, plastic, gypsum

7.

For structures to be stiff and not to deform, three basic aspects must be taken into account:

a)

shape, joints and weight

b)

shape, joints and triangulation

c)

weight, triangulation and materials

8.

What is compression?

a)

When we use thick, often hollow, elements to prevent buckling

b)

When we make the section larger and stress the elements

c)

When we make the width larger and use more material at the top

9.

A structural condition assessment is the process of ----------------------- of observations and data and their systematic use to evaluate and assess the condition of an existing structure.

a)

Stressing

b)

Gathering

c)

Rigidity

d)

Evaluation

10.

What factors does resilience depend on? Please tick the correct options:

a)

Type of material, Amount of material, The time it is

b)

The time it is, The number of workers, The day of the week

c)

Type of material, Amount of material, The shape of the structure

11.

For a structure to be preserved over time, it must be:

a)

Beautiful, sturdy and large

b)

Stable, strong and rigid

c)

Sturdy, tall and with a wide base

12.

To make rigid joints between the parts of a concrete structure, we use

a)

Steel rebar frameworks

b)

Iron bar

c)

wooden bars

13.

To prevent deforming, we can use:

a)

corbelling

b)

triangulares structures

c)

steel rebar frameworks