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WorksheetsStructural - Theory of Structures
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Support the load by resisting being bent under the load's pressure.
a)
Beams
b)
Columns
c)
Posts
d)
Footings
2.
Offers a constraint against rotation in any direction, and it prevents movement in both horizontal and vertical directions.
a)
Fixed Support
b)
Pin Support
c)
Roller Support
d)
Free Support
3.
Allows rotation about any axis and translation (horizontal movement) in any direction parallel to the surface on which it rests.
a)
Roller Support
b)
Fixed Support
c)
Pin Support
d)
Free Support
4.
Allows rotation about any axis but prevents movement in the horizontal and vertical directions.
a)
Pin Support
b)
Fixed Support
c)
Roller Support
d)
Free Support
5.
Rigid structural element that extends horizontally and is supported at only one end.
a)
Cantilever Beam
b)
Fixed Beam
c)
Simple Beam
d)
Overhanging Beam
e)
Propped Beam
6.
Rests on two supports and is free to move horizontally.
a)
Simple Beam
b)
Cantilever Beam
c)
Fixed Beam
d)
Overhanging Beam
e)
Propped Beam
7.
Type of beam in which the end proportion of the beam extends more from the support.
a)
Overhanging Beam
b)
Cantilever Beam
c)
Simple Beam
d)
Fixed Beam
e)
Propped Beam
8.
A cantilever beam for which one end is fixed and other is provided support, in order to resist the deflection of the beam.
a)
Propped Beam
b)
Cantilever Beam
c)
Simple Beam
d)
Overhanging Beam
e)
Fixed Beam
9.
Supported between two fixed ends.
a)
Fixed Beam
b)
Cantilever Beam
c)
Simple Beam
d)
Overhanging Beam
e)
Propped Beam
10.
Those that rest over three or more supports, thereby having one or more redundant support reactions.
a)
Continuous Beams
b)
Fixed Beam
c)
Cantilever Beam
d)
Simple Beam
e)
Overhanging Beam
11.
Slight arc or bend induced in a beam.
a)
Camber
b)
Negative Moment
c)
Inflection Point
d)
Positive Moment
12.
Point on a curve at which the sign of the curvature changes.
a)
Inflection Point
b)
Camber
c)
Negative Moment
d)
Positive Moment
13.
Moment that produces a concave curvature.
a)
Positive Moment
b)
Camber
c)
Inflection Point
d)
Negative Moment
14.
Moment that produces a convex curvature.
a)
Negative Moment
b)
Camber
c)
Inflection Point
d)
Positive Moment
15.
Used to illustrate the relationship between a material's stress and strain.
a)
Stress-Strain Diagram
b)
Stress Diagram
c)
Strain Diagram
d)
Moment Diagram
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