UCLA
Engineering
Building Parts
Earthquake Knowledge
Pop Culture
100
This is the most famous UCLA cheer.

What is an 8-clap?

100

What is the job description of an engineer?

Uses math and science to solve problems in society.

100

These pieces support the floor.

What are beams?
100

This is the point directly above the focus of an earthquake.

What is the epicenter?

100

Name a UCLA basketball player who is also a Laker. 

Who is Lonzo Ball?

200

This is the name of UCLA's mascot.

What is Joe Bruin?

200

Engineers use this to test buildings against earthquakes.

What is a shake table?

200
These pieces support the beams.
What are columns?
200

These are the two types of seismic body waves.

What are S and P waves?
200

This famous baseball player attended UCLA and has a statue of his number outside this building.

Who is Jackie Robinson?

300

The internet was born here.

What is UCLA/Boelter Hall?

300

What does a structural engineer do?

Design the "skeleton" of a structure to increase safety.

300

These pieces resist lateral loads.

What is bracing?

300

This is the scale that measures the amount of energy released in an earthquake.

What is the Richter Scale?

300
The building we are inside of is named after this famous UCLA basketball coach.
Who is John Wooden?
400

UCLA is located in this area/community.

Where is Westwood?

400

This bridge famously collapsed due to unusual wind loads.

What is the Tacoma Bridge?

400

These pieces hold other pieces together and restrict movement between pieces.

What are connections?

400

This is the fault that runs directly through California.

What is the San Andreas Fault?

400

There are two currentUCLA gymnasts who are also Olympians. Name one.

Who is Kyla Ross and Madison Kocian?

500

Name two UCLA volunteers who helped you build your structure.

Seismic Outreach volunteers!
500

This is the tallest building in downtown LA.

What is the Wilshire Grand?

500

Name three of the four primary forces.

What is tension, compression, shear, and torsion?
500

The Japan earthquake had this magnitude.

What is 9.0?

500

UCLA has this many NCAA championships.

What is 116?