Structures
External Forces
Internal Forces
Natural Phenomenas
Bonus
100

A structure with a solid outer surface, and hollow inner area.

What is a Shell Structure.

100
Everything on Earth is affected by this force.

What is Gravity.

100

A squeezing or shortening force.

What is Compression.

100

A storm with strong winds that go around in a circle.

What is a Tornado.

100

What are the two basic forces?

What are Push and Pull.

200

The bones in your body are an example of a __________ structure.

What is Frame Structure.

200

______ is the term used to describe the size of the force.

What is Magnitude.

200

Wringing out a wet washcloth is an example of which internal force?

What is Torsion.

200

__________ is a storm with strong winds and a lot of rain.

What is a Hurricane.

200

A structural design feature that helps lessen damages caused by floods by elevating a house/buidling.

What are Stilts.

300

Bricks, boulders, and a concrete bridge are examples of a __________ structure.

What is a Solid Structure.

300
________ is where the force is making contact with the structure.

What is Point of Application.

300

Is the force that happens when a piece of paper gets cut.

What is Shear.

300

Movement along cracks in the Earth's crust (faults) causes most _____________.

Earthquakes.

300

Name the four types of bridges:

What is a Beam Bridge, Truss Bridge, Suspension Bridge, and an Arch Bridge.

400

Wind and people are examples of __________ loads that can act on a structure.

What are Dynamic Loads.

400

The counter force that slows/stops the movement of something. 

What is Friction.

400

A person is descending from their rock climb. What internal force is happening within their rope?

What is Tension.

400

____________ are most often generated by earthquakes on the ocean floor, but can also result from landslides, volcanic eruptions, and meteorites.

What are Tsunamis.

400

This permanently frozen layer of soil can affect the stability of buildings and roads in cold climates.

What is Permafrost.

500

A _______ load is a weight that does not change.

What is Static.

500

There are 3 types of non-contact forces. Name them...

What is magnetic, gravitational, and electrostatic.

500

What are the two internal stresses that occur when bending an item or structure.

What are Tension and Compression.

500

After an earthquake, what might cause more damage to structures?

What are Aftershocks.

500

Wearing a helmet when riding a bike or playing sports can help prevent an injury to the brain, called a _______________.

What is Concussion.