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WorksheetsBeams, Joists, Girders and Floors Quiz
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 17mins
A large, principal beam designed to support concentrated loads at isolated points along its length.
Girder
Beam
Joists
Floor
Any of a series of small parallel beams for supporting floors, ceilings, or flat roofs.
Girder
Beam
Joists
Floor
These are beams having a single span with a support at each end, there being no restraint at the support.
Simple Beams
Cantilever Beams
Continuous Beams
Semi-continuous Beams
These are beams resting on more than two supports.
Simple Beams
Cantilever Beams
Continuous Beams
Semi-continuous Beams
A beam transfers its load (a) along its length to its supports.
Identify the type of wood beam shown here.
Box beam
Spaced
Built-up
Solid
Identify the type of wood beam shown here.
Box beam
Spaced
Built-up
Solid
Identify the type of wood beam shown here.
Box beam
Spaced
Built-up
Flitch plate
What do you call the section of a beam at which the bending moment changes from positive to negative?
Point of Inflection
Point of Infection
Point of Tension
Point of Compression
Identify the type of reinforced concrete beam shown here.
Cantilever Beams
Beams with Compression Reinforcement
T-Beams
Rectangular Beams
Identify the type of reinforced concrete beam shown here.
Cantilever Beams
Beams with Compression Reinforcement
T-Beams
Rectangular Beams
Identify the type of reinforced concrete beam shown here.
Beam Bracket/Corbel
Hollow Box Girder
Cantilever Beams
Beam with Compression Reinforcement
Identify the part of the I-beam numbered 3.
Web
Cover Flange
Flange
Stiffener Angle
What are the 2 types of steel girders?
Plate Girder
Box Girder
Web Girder
Solid Girder
Flange Girder
These are lightweight, shop-fabricated steel members having a trussed web.
Open Web Steel Joists
Light Gauge Steel Joists
Precast Steel Joists
Hollow Box Steel Joists
A wood floor system where large beams are spaced further apart and spanned with structural planking or decking.
Wood plank and beam
Wood joist system
Wood joist and beam
Wood beam
A type of steel floor system where heavier beams are spaced further apart and spanned with steel decking or precast concrete planks.
Steel beam and decking
Steel joist system
Steel joist and decking
Steel decking
A horizontal timber, at the bottom of the frame of a wood structure, which rests on the foundation.
Sill
Bridging
Girder
Sleeper
A brace, or a system of braces, placed between joists to stiffen them, to hold them in place, and to help distribute the load.
Sill
Bridging
Girder
Sleeper
Identify the type of floor joists on beams/girders shown here.
Steel Beam with Ledger
Wood Beam with Ledger
Wood Beam with Lapped or Spliced Joists
Steel Beam under Joists
Identify the type of floor joists on beams/girders shown here.
Steel Beam with Ledger
Wood Beam with Ledger
Wood Beam with Lapped or Spliced Joists
Steel Beam under Joists
The most commonly used type of reinforced concrete construction.
One-way solid slab and beam
One-way joist slab or ribbed slab
Two-way solid slab and beam
Two-way waffle slab
It is a concrete slab reinforced by ribs in two directions.
One-way solid slab and beam
One-way joist slab or ribbed slab
Two-way solid slab and beam
Two-way waffle slab
A concrete slab of uniform thickness reinforced in two or more directions and supported directly by columns without beams or girders.
Two-way flat plate
Two-way flat slabs
Two-way solid slab and beam
Two-way waffle slab
It is a concrete slab placed over a dense or compacted base and supported directly by the ground.
Slab on Grade
Slab on Ground
Slab on Group
Slab on Grip
Identify the type of metal decking shown here.
Composite Decking
Form Decking
Cellular Decking
Metal Decking
Identify 3 of the precast concrete floor unit types.
Hollow Core Slab
Double Tees
AASHTO Girders
Suspended Slab
Control Joints
Give at least one advantage of pre-stressed concrete.
True or False. A girder is a smaller structural member that is typically supported by a beam.
True
False
True or False. In a typical structural system, beams transfer their load directly to the foundation.
True
False
True or False. Joists are most commonly used to directly support floor or ceiling loads.
True
False
True or False. Girders, beams, and joists can only be made of steel or wood.
True
False
