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A ... is a set of elements designed to withstand the forces to which they will be subjected
Structure
Force
element
beam
... structures exist in nature and undergo a process of adaptation to stay alive
Artificial
Natural
... structures are built by human beins.
Artificial
Natural
A ... is strength or energy as an attribute of physical action or movement
force
movement
torsion
rigidity
A structure must be ... so that it doesn’t break when hit by a force.
strong
resistant
flexible
broken
A body is subject to force of ... when two opposing forces are applied and these forces have the tendency to lengthen the body.
Compression
Flexion
tension
shear force
A body is subject to force of ... when two opposing forces are applied and these forces have the tendency to flatten the body.
tension
compression
shear force
torsion
A body is subject to a ... force when it receives one or more forces that have the tendency to bend it.
tension
compression
shear force
bending / flexion
A body is subject to a ... force when two opposing forces are applied to it which have the tendency to cut it.
tension
compression
flexion
shear
A body is subject to the force of ... when two opposing forces are applied that have the tendency to twist it.
tension
compression
flexion
torsion
What are the three basic functions of structures? They must be:
strong, flexible, beautiful
strong, stable, rigid
weak, stable, rigid
strong, stable, building
The best geometric form is the...
circle
hexagon
triangle
tower
Which basket is more stable?
A
B
A structure is the set of elements in a body that are made to __________ the effects of the _________ that act on it.
protect, structure.
resist, forces.
create, humans.
support, elements.
Forces that act on a structure are called...
Foundations
Loads
Beams
Pillars
Permanent loads are those...
made by humans.
that don't move.
that are constantly acting on a structure and don’t vary over time
that vary over time, such as the force of the wind.
Variable loads are those...
made by humans.
that don't move.
that are constantly acting on a structure and don’t vary over time
that vary over time, such as the force of the wind.
Our skeleton is a(n)...
Basic structure
Natural structure
Artificial structure
The bridge in the picture is a(n) ...
Natural structure.
Basic structure.
Artificial structure.
Which elements support the beams?
Pillars
Arches
Foundations
A good structure must be...
Resistant
Stable
Rigid
All the options are correct.
_____________ structures are formed by the joining of bars, forming triangles. The example in the picture is a ___________.
Massive, crane.
Lattice, electric tower.
Triangular, crane.
Frame, scaffolding.
When a structure remains upright and doesn’t fall over, we say it is ...
Stable.
Resistant.
Rigid.
When a structure resists the stresses without breaking, we say it is...
Rigid.
Stable
Resistant.
Which stress is supporting the object in the picture?
Compression stress
Traction stress
Torsion stress
Bending stress
____________ structures resist the loads by means of __________ (steel cables) fixed to very strong supports.
Frame, bars.
Lattice, braces.
Hanging, braces.
Massive, beams.
Which stress is supporting the nut in the picture?
Traction stress
Compression stress
Torsion stress
Bending stress.
The dam in the picture is a ___________ structure because it is a very ___________ and solid structure.
shell, big.
massive, heavy.
lattice, resistant.
vaulted, stable.
The body of this car is a ____________ structure because it is made of resistant ____________ to protect the interior.
Frame, bars.
Shell, sheets or panels
Lattice, elements.
Triangular, bars.
The structure of the picture is ...
Lattice
Vaulted
Massive
Frame
Braces are steel bars or cables that support ___________ stress.
Torsion
Traction
compression
bending
We can improve (mejorar) the resistance of a structure by...
Choosing the right materials.
Changing the shape of the structure.
All the options are correct.
Stress that tends to flatten the element of a structure.
Traction
Compression
Torsion
Bending
Shear
The stress that supports the element in the picture.
Compression
Traction
Torsion
Bending
Shear
Stress that tends to twist the element of a structure.
Compression
Traction
Torsion
Bending
Shear
Stress that tends to separate or cut the element of the structure.
Compresion
Traction
Torsion
Bending
Shear
____________ structures have vertical and horizontal elements and horizontal elements.
Shell
Vaulted
Triangular
Lattice
Internal forces that appear in the elements of a structure.
Stresses
Loads
The ______________ is the base on which the building rests.
pillar
beam
profile
foundation
To improve the stability of a structure we can ...
Get the center of gravity closer to the ground.
Add weight to the base
All the options are correct
We can make a structure more rigid by...
adding bars to form triangles.
reinforcing the joints.
All the options are correct.
Permanent loads are those...
made by humans.
that don't move.
that are constantly acting on a structure and don’t vary over time
that vary over time, such as the force of the wind.
Variable loads are those...
made by humans.
that don't move.
that are constantly acting on a structure and don’t vary over time
that vary over time, such as the force of the wind.
Our skeleton is a(n)...
Basic structure
Natural structure
Artificial structure
Which elements support the beams?
Pillars
Arches
Foundations
When a structure remains upright and doesn’t fall over, we say it is ...
Stable.
Resistant.
Rigid.
When a structure resists the stresses without breaking, we say it is...
Rigid.
Stable
Resistant.
Which stress is supporting the paper in the picture?
Which stress are supporting the legs of the stool in the picture?
____________ structures resist the loads by means of __________ (steel cables) fixed to very strong supports.
Frame, bars.
Lattice, braces.
Hanging, braces.
Massive, beams.
Which stress is supporting the nut in the picture?
Traction stress
Compression stress
Torsion stress
Bending stress.
The dam in the picture is a ___________ structure because it is a very ___________ and solid structure.
shell, big.
massive, heavy.
lattice, resistant.
vaulted, stable.
The structure of the picture is ...
Lattice
Vaulted
Massive
Frame
Braces are steel bars or cables that support ___________ stress.
Torsion
Traction
compression
bending
Stress that tends to flatten the element of a structure.
Traction
Compression
Torsion
Bending
Shear
The stress that supports the element in the picture.
Compression
Traction
Torsion
Bending
Shear
Stress that tends to twist the element of a structure.
Compression
Traction
Torsion
Bending
Shear
____________ structures have vertical and horizontal elements and horizontal elements.
Shell
Vaulted
Triangular
Lattice
Internal forces that appear in the elements of a structure.
Stresses
Loads
The ______________ is the base on which the building rests.
pillar
beam
profile
foundation
To improve the stability of a structure we can ...
Get the center of gravity closer to the ground.
Add weight to the base
All the options are correct
The element 1 in the picture is a(n)...
Pillar
Beam
Arch
Bar
We can make a structure more rigid by...
adding bars to form triangles.
reinforcing the joints.
All the options are correct.
