Structures 1
Structures 2
External
Internal
Thinking
100

Example of a shell structure not yet named in today's game

?

100

Example of a solid structure.

Brick, Gold bar, Granite countertop

100

The force holding us on earth.

Gravity

100

Define compression

Compression: A force that squeezes or presses something together.

100

Title of our Unit?

Form and Function

200

The two ways things are made:

Man-made/ Natural

200

Gravity is considered an internal force.
True/ False

False

200

What is a force?

A force is any push or pull motion.

200

Define tension

Tension: A stretching force that expands or lengthens.

200

Solids structures are sometimes referred to as:

mass structures

300

Define a solid structure

made from one piece of solid material

300
  1. Which of the following is a dynamic load

    • A) The weight of a structure

    • B) The gust of wind

    • C) The mass of a pyramid

    • D) The frame of a house

The gust of wind.

300

Name some external forces that can be found naturally?

Wind/Water

300

Define torsion

Torsion: A force in a twisting motion.

300

Provide an example of a bad material combo.

 Glass hammer, straw house, sandpaper toilet paper

400

Why is it important to consider the materials for the job being done?

 Mr Wilson Choice

400

Provide 2 examples of natural shell structures

eggs, nests, turtle shell, snail shell

400

Define dynamic load

  1. Dynamic Load: Can change when acting on a structure. Examples: Wind, snow.

400

Provide an example of a shearing motion

Ripping paper in half, cutting with scissors, using a knife through dinner

400

Tell me about consideration of natural disasters. 2-3 points

materials, location, type of living situation, frequency

500

Define a frame structure

Frame structures rely on a framework arrangement made from parts that are connected together.

500

List 2 examples of frame structures and the parts making up one of them

Wilson choice

500

Define static load

Static Load: Does not change; the size, position, and direction remain the same. Example: The weight of a structure.

500

Define shear

Shear: A force that pushes in opposite directions.

500

Why are bridges good examples of structures?

lots of different forces seen acting on them, seen out in real life, we use them, can make smaller version of them

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