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Forces
Bridges
Terms
The Great Wall of China
100

A spider web is similar to....

A fishing net

100

When playing a keyboard, you need to _______ on the keys.

push

100

A bridge with a flat part with a support at each end.

A beam bridge

100

This word means long lasting.

Durable

100

What was the purpose of the Great Wall?

To defend against invaders or enemies.
200

A skyscraper is similar to ....

An ant hill

200

When dragging a wagon up a hill you need to _______ it. 

pull

200

A beam bridge with triangular supports.

A truss bridge

200

A material that can bend like a straw is said to be ______?

flexible

200

Which material is found most often in the best preserved parts of the wall?

Stone or brick.

300

A beaver dam is similar to...

A hydro dam

300

Hitting a baseball causes what effect to the ball?

To change direction.

300

A bridge with equal supports at every point.

An arch bridge

300

What is the definition of strength?

The ability to support a load.

300

Name 3 materials that were used to great the Great Wall.

stone, brick, earth(dirt), wooden planks

400

A subway tunnel is similar to ....

A mole burrow

400

When an accordion is squeezed it is under ___________. 

compression

400

A bridge supported by cables attached to towers.

A suspension bridge

400

What is the definition of stability?

The ability to maintain balance and position.

400

How long is the Great Wall, within 200 metres?

8851 km.  (8651 to 10051 km)

500

The function of a mole burrow and subway tunnel.

A pathway underground

500

Stretching an elastic band.  What is the force and the effect?

The force is a pull, the effect is changing its shape.

500

This suspension bridge spans San Francisco Bay and is 2737 metres long.

The Golden Gate Bridge

500

What are the 3 construction techniques used to make a material stronger and more stable?

Folding, adding layers and braiding.

500

What two things caused the most damage to the wall?

Natural forces and people.

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