Rube Goldberg
The minimum amount of steps your Rube Goldberg Machine had to have.
What is eight?
Built on the spot where it is supposed to launch the projectile.
What is a trebuchet?
Machines that use, transmit, or produce power are usually designed/created by these engineers.
What is a mecanical engineer?
These provide passage over any type of obstacle.
What is a bridge?
These machines usually have one or two parts.
What is a simple machine?
What your Rube Goldberg Machine had to accomplish.
What is a simple task?
Catapults and trebuchets were built to know these down.
What are castle walls?
A branch of civil engineering that tries to allow people and goods to move safely.
What is a transportation engineer?
These bridges are supported by triangular and rectangular elements.
What is a truss bridge?
A flat surface that is angled diagonally so that one side is higher than the other.
What is an inclined plane?
The minimum amount of simple machines your Rube Goldberg Machine had to have.
What is four?
Uses tension of torsion to launch a projectile.
What is a catapult?
These engineers design, develop, and test computer hardware.
What is a computer engineer?
The simplest type of bridge.
What is a beam bridge?
A bar that moves on a fixed point called a fulcrum.
What is a Lever?
The Rube Goldberg MAchine was supposed to be no larger than this size.
What is 4x4?
This is what catapults and trebuchets were used in.
What is Medevil Warfare?
These engineers look for beneficial and useful ways to use the power generated from a splitting atom.
What is a nuclear engineer?
This bridge can move its deck to allow ships to cross.
What is a bascule bridge?
Used to hold, raise, or lower two things.
What is a screw?
Amount of tries you were given to test/present your machine.
What is three?
This catapult has a bucket at the end of the arm.
What is a mangonel catapult?
Roads, bridges, high rise dams, and airports are some of the things these engineers design and plan.
What are civil engineers?
This bridge is a type of beam bridge, but the beam is only supported at one place.
What is a cantilever bridge?
Used to holp an item, lift an item, split an item into two, or separate two items.
What is a wedge?