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Quiz 1 structures

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary function of a structure?

a)

To provide beauty and decoration

b)

To resist forces and support loads

c)

To increase building cost

d)

To reduce building materials

2.

Which of the following is not a type of structure by design?

a)

Mass structure

b)

Frame structure

c)

Shell structure

d)

Beam structure

3.

In a load-bearing structure, which component primarily carries the building’s weight?

a)

Columns

b)

Beams

c)

Walls

d)

Slabs

4.

A frame structure transfers load through which sequence?

a)

Slab → Wall → Foundation

b)

Slab → Beam → Column → Foundation

c)

Roof → Wall → Ground

d)

Beam → Wall → Foundation

5.

What is a composite structure?

a)

A structure that uses only one type of material

b)

A structure combining load-bearing and framed systems

c)

A structure made purely of natural materials

d)


A temporary structure made of light materials

6.

Which type of force stretches a material by pulling its ends apart?

a)

Compression

b)

Shear

c)

Tension

d)

Torsion

7.

In load-bearing masonry, which of the following materials is not commonly used?

a)

Brick

b)

Stone

c)

Concrete blocks

d)

Plastic sheets

8.

Which of the following statements about frame structures is true?

a)

They perform poorly during earthquakes

b)

They are less flexible than load-bearing structures

c)

They use beams and columns to carry loads

d)

Their walls act as load-bearing elements

9.

What is the center of gravity of a structure?

a)

The topmost point of the building

b)

The point where all gravitational force is considered to act

c)

The foundation level

d)

The point of maximum tension

10.

Which statement correctly distinguishes load-bearing from framed structures?

a)

Load-bearing structures are faster to build

b)

Framed structures are suitable for low-rise buildings only

c)

Load-bearing structures use thinner walls than framed ones

d)

Framed structures allow flexible interior wall placement