WorksheetsEngineering Structures
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 48mins
The live load is made up of the _________ parts of the structure.
temporary
minor
permanent
existing
a Dead load is made up of the ________ parts of a structure
temporary
minor
permanent
broken
vertical supports in a structure are called...
columns
posts
trusses
framing
a triangle support system that helps bridges and structures withstand loads is a...
support system
truss system
column system
roof system
a twisting force on a structure is a
tension force
compression force
gravity force
torsion force
a force that is a pushing together of two objects is a...
compression
tension
bending
shear
A force where parts of an object slide past one another in opposite directions is a
bending force
shear force
normal force
torsion force
A force that is a combination of compression and tension is a...
push-pull force
torsion force
bending force
shear force
A permanent structure that can support its own weight.
gravity
compression
dead load
Horizontal space between two supports of a bridge or structure.
force
span
torsion
What is a force?
A push or a pull that causes an object to change its movement or shape.
A push or twist that causes an object to change its movement or
Something from Star Wars
A push that causes an object to change its movement or shape.
The following are all examples of internal forces except...
Compression
Tornado
Tension
Shear
What shape is usually part of a truss?
arch
rectangle
parallelogram
triangle
What does shear force do?
squeezes
stretches
splits
twists
Which images is an example of tension force?
The five internal forces of a structure are compression, tension, shear, torsion and...
(a)
The part of a house that supports the walls, floors, and roof, and allows materials like sheetrock and insulation to be attached to those parts is the...
(a)
What is the difference between compression, tension, and bending forces?
Which of the following is a structure?
A house
A car
A bird's nest
All options
Strucures are made of more than one part and...
have purpose
have power
have pizza
have pillars
A mug is an example of which type of structure?
Shell
Solid
Frame
None of these.
Bricks are an example of which type of structure?
Shell
Solid
Frame
None of these
A spider web is an example of which type of structure?
Shell
Solid
Frame
None of these
What does the phrase "Form follows function" mean?
What factors should an engineer consider when choosing materials for a structure?
Describe a shell structure and give an example.
Describe a frame structure and give one example.
Describe a solid structure and give one example.
The field of engineering focused on structures and buildings of all kinds.
Industrial Engineering
Civil Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
A stationary framework of interconnecting materials that can endure forces such as gravity, wind, mass, and pressure is called a _________.
structure
vehicle
computer program
Wind, earthquakes, heat, impacts, rain, and snow are all examples of ___________.
External Forces
Internal Forces
Weather
Parts of a structure that cannot be removed (fixtures, walls, flooring, etc) is referred to as a ___________ load.
static or dead
dynamic or live
physical
External forces on a structure that change is referred to as a ___________ load.
static or dead
dynamic or live
physical
Force that squeezes a material together.
Compression
Tension
Torsion
Force that stretches a material apart.
Compression
Tension
Torsion
Force that causes parts of a material to slide past one another in opposite directions.
Compression
Shear
Torsion
Twisting Force
Compression
Tension
Torsion
Force that causes a material to curve, with compression on one side and tension on the other.
Bending
Shear
Torsion
Which force acts to pull a material apart, increasing its length?
Bending
Compression
Tension
Shear
What type of load is created by people, vehicles, or furniture on a structure?
Live load
Dead load
Wind load
Shear load
Which of the following is an example of a frame structure?
Clay pot
Eggshell
Steel bridge
Stone block
Which of the following is an example of a shell structure?
Steel frame
Wooden beam
Eggshell
Brick wall
What type of force stretches a material apart?
Shear
Torsion
Tension
Compression
Which of the following is considered a dynamic or live load?
Roof tiles
Foundation
Wind
Furniture
