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STRUCTURAL CONCEPTUALIZATION

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Deals w/ energy and forces and their effct on bodies.

a)

mechanics

b)

statics

c)

kinematics

d)

kinetics

2.

"forces" acting on

a)

mechanics

b)

statics

c)

dynamics

d)

kinematics

3.

"possible" motions of bodies

a)

mechanics

b)

statics

c)

kinematics

d)

kinetics

4.

"predict" the motions

a)

mechanics

b)

statics

c)

kinematics

d)

kinetics

5.

beams, steel frames, column

a)

section active

b)

form active

c)

vector active

d)

surface ative

6.

this structure is naturally deflect.

(tensile,arches)

a)

section active

b)

form active

c)

vector active

d)

surface active

7.

this structure is more in geometry

(geodesic dome, trusses)

a)

setion active

b)

form active

c)

vector active

d)

surface active

8.

this structures are the load are redirectied by shape of structures.

(concrete shell)

a)

section active

b)

form active

c)

vector active

d)

surface active

9.

this load is more im parallel load

(compresion/bending)

a)

live load

b)

dead load

c)

axial load

d)

lateral load

10.

this load is more in perpendicular load

(shear,bending,torsion)

a)

live load

b)

dead load

c)

axial load

d)

lateral load

11.

material's stiffness

a)

modulus of elaticity

b)

proportionality limit

c)

elastic limit

d)

yeild point

12.

stress proportional to strain (hooke's law)

a)

modulus of elasticity

b)

proportionality limit

c)

elastic limit

d)

yield point

13.

permanent deformation will occur

a)

elastic limit

b)

yield point

c)

ultimate strenght

d)

fracture point

14.

point where plastic deformation will occur

a)

elastic limit

b)

yield point

c)

ultimate strength

d)

fracture point

15.

maximus stres while streched before breaking

a)

elastic limit

b)

yield point

c)

ultimate strength

d)

fracture point

16.

stress with material fails via fracture

a)

elastic limit

b)

yield point

c)

ultimate strength

d)

fracture point

17.

"FORCES CARRIED" predict materials when will break

a)

STRESS

b)

STRAIN

c)

LIVE LOAD

d)

DEAD LOAD

18.

"DEFORMATION" predict allowable deformation or tolerances

a)

STRESS

b)

STRAIN

c)

LIVE LOAD

d)

ELASTIC

19.

Allowable deflection

NON STRUCTURAL (DAMAGE BY LARGE DEFLECTION)

a)

L/480

b)

L/180

c)

L/360

d)

L/240

20.

Allowable deflection

NON STRUCTURAL

a)

L/480

b)

L/180

c)

L/360

d)

L/240

21.

Allowable deflection

FLAT ROOFS

a)

L/480

b)

L/180

c)

L/360

d)

L/240

22.

Allowable deflection

ROOF/FLOOR CONSTRUCTIONS

a)

L/480

b)

L/180

c)

L/360

d)

L/240

23.

SOFT STORY (stiffness)

a)

70%

b)

80%

c)

90%

d)

100%

24.

WEAK STORY (strength)

a)

70%

b)

80%

c)

90%

d)

100%

25.

"CRUSHNG"

a)

LONG COLUM

b)

INTERMADIATE COLUMN

c)

SHORT COLUMN

d)

NO COLUMN

26.

CRUSHING/BUCKLING

a)

LONG COLUMN

b)

INTERMADIATE COLUMN

c)

SHORT COLUMN

d)

NO COLUMN

27.

BUCKLING

a)

LONG COLUMN

b)

INTERMEDIATE COLUM

c)

SHORT COLUMN

d)

NO COLUMN

28.

LOW RISE BUILDING

a)

PNS GRADE-230

ASTM GRADE-33

b)

PNS GRADE-275

ASTM GRADE-40

c)

PNS GRADE-415

ASTM GRADE-60

d)

PNS GRADE-220

ASTM GRADE-23

29.

MID RISE BUILDING

a)

PNS GRADE-230

ASTM GRADE-33

b)

PNS GRADE-275

ASTM GRADE-40

c)

PNS GRADE-415

ASTM GRADE-60

d)

PNS GRADE-220

ASTM GRADE-23

30.

HIGH RISE BUILDING

a)

PNS GRADE-230

ASTM GRADE-33

b)

PNS GRADE-275

ASTN GRADE-40

c)

PNS GRADE-415

ASTM GRADE-60

d)

PNS GRADE-220

ASTM GRADE-23

31.

GREATER THAN 2 (>2), MOMENT IN SHORT SIDE

a)

ONE WAY SLAB

b)

TWO WAY SLAB

c)

THREE WAY SLAB

d)

WAFFLE SLAB

32.

LESS THAN 2(<2) MOMENT IN BOTH SIDE

a)

ONE WAY SLAB

b)

TWO WA SLABY

c)

THREE WAY SLAB

d)

WAFFLE SLAB

33.

CONCRETE COVER

Exposed to earth

a)

75mm

b)

50mm

c)

40mm

d)

30mm

34.

CONCRETE COVER

Exposed to weather

a)

75mm

b)

40-50mm

c)

30 mm

d)

80mm

35.

CONCRETE COVER

Pipings. conduits, fittings expose to weather

a)

75mm

b)

40-50mm

c)

40mm

d)

80mm

36.

CONCRETE COVER

Beams/ columns not exposed to weather

a)

75mm

b)

40-50mm

c)

40mm

d)

80mm

37.

CONCRETE COVER

Slabs, walls,/joints not exposed to weather

a)

75mm

b)

40mm

c)

30mm

d)

20mm-40mm

38.

LIMITING SLENDERNESS RATIO

designed based on "compressive force"

a)

not exceed to 200

b)

not exceed to 300

c)

not exceed to 400

d)

not exceed to 500

39.

LIMITING SLENDERNESS RATIO

designed based on "compressive force"

a)

not exceed to 200

b)

not exceed to 300

c)

not exceed to 400

d)

not exceed to 500

40.

CURRING

Type I, II, IV, V

a)

2 DAYS

b)

3 DAYS

c)

7 DAYS

d)

10 DAYS

41.

CURRING

Type III

a)

2 DAYS

b)

3 DAYS

c)

7 DAYS

d)

10 DAYS

42.

CRSI

a)

Construction Reinforcing Steel Institute

b)

Concrete Reinforce Steel Institute (

c)

Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute

d)

Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institution

43.

ACI

a)

American Concrete Institute

b)

America Concrete Institute

c)

American Concrete Institution

d)

American Construction Institute

44.

Bars in the Philippines are available in:

a)

6.00, 7.50, 9.00, 10.50, and 12.00 meters

b)

6.00, 8.00, 9.00, 10.50, and 12.00 meters

c)

6.00, 7.50, 9.00, 11.00, and 12.00 meters

d)

5.00, 7.50, 9.00, 10.50, and 12.00 meters

45.

 On a special order, ____ meters can be made availabe.

a)

15.00

b)

16.00

c)

20.00

d)

25.00

46.

This consists of the weight of all materials and other fixed or permanent loads including temporary and imposed loads, movable loads and occupants.

a)

Gravity Load

b)

Soil Pressure

c)

Live Load

d)

  Dead Load

47.

1.      It is a horizontal or nearly horizontal system acting to transmit lateral forces to the vertical-resisting elements, including the horizontal bracing systems.

a.       Diaphragm

b.      Slab

c.       Dual System

Scaffolding 

a)

Scaffolding 

b)

Diaphragm

c)

Dual System

d)

Slab

48.

It is the secondary effect on shears, axial forces and moments of frame members due to the action of the vertical induced by horizontal displacement of the structure resulting from various loading.

 

a)

Camber

b)

  Lateral deflection

c)

  After shock

d)

P-DeltaEffect

49.

It is the ability of a material to be stretch without failure

a)

Malleability

b)

Elasticity

c)

Creep

d)

Ductility

50.

The sharp bending or sharp buckling when a column is loaded heavily is called:

 

a)

Sagging

b)

Strengthening

c)

Crippling

d)

Elongation