Towers
What tower was entirely made out of limestone?
The Leaning Tower of Pisa
This type of bridge is composed of triangles.
Truss bridge
Another word for an inclined plane is a ____.
Ramp
What is the first thing Mrs. Rohr should see in your Binder?
Your syllabus
What weapon uses a sling to throw its load?
A trebuchet
This tower was used in the 1889 world's fair.
The Effiel Tower
This type of bridge is curved in the center.
Arch bridge
The push or pull that turns the lever is called what?
Effort or force
What order do our labels go in?
Classwork/Homework, Notes, Quizzes, Projects
What type of force does a catapult use?
Tension
A man-made structure which is not supported by any type of support is called what?
Freestanding
This type of bridge in which the deck is hung below suspension cables on vertical suspenders.
Suspension bridge
Two inclined planes put back to back create this simple machine.
A wedge
In what month did we have our first binder check?
October
The weight that provided balance against the opposing weight.
Counterweight
Who's company housed the building of the Eiffel Tower?
Gustav Eiffel
This is the simplest type of bridge there is.
A beam bridge
Using a machine allows us to use ________ force to move something.
Less
How many binder checks have we had this year?
Five
The object being thrown by a catapult is called what?
This tower took 344 years to build.
The Leaning Tower of Pisa
This bridge moves to allow boats to move under them.
A moveable bridge
A lever can let you change the direction of a force, or it can change the amount of _____needed.
Force
How many email assignments have we had on 4/11/19?
Thirty
What were the three main types of catapults?
Mangonel, Ballista, Trebuchet