Bamboo Truss_Batch 2
Bamboo Truss Quiz
Test your knowledge about bamboo and its innovative use in construction! This quiz explores fascinating facts about bamboo, its environmental benefits, and its cultural significance.
- Learn about the largest grass in the world
- Discover the advantages and disadvantages of using bamboo
- Engage with multiple-choice questions and open-ended responses
Who are the people behind the development of the use of bamboo in trusses? (2pts)
Caleb Pratt and Thomas Pratt
Jimmy Patt and Pards Patt
Chris Pratt and Tom Pat
Wright Brothers
Why is bamboo used as an alternative for hardwood? (2pts)
It resembles its texture, strength and durability.
It is resilient to pest infestation.
It is the most attractive.
It is the cheapest.
In the Japanese culture, bamboo is used as a symbol for what?
Resiliency
Strength through flexibility
Adaptability
Modern technology
Where does bamboo usually grow/thrive?
Air
Water
Earth
Fire
What do you call the type of housing built in the Philippines and Polynesia that is made from bamboo?
Lean
Nipa Hut/ Bahay Kubo
Bahay na Bato
In treating bamboo, how many days should it be soaked in the river first?
10-20 days
1-5 days
15-30 days
Not applicable
How many days after that should it be soaked in boric acid solution?
3-5 days
10 days
1.5 days
Secret
After being treated, how many days can it be built into roofs?
One day~~
2 days
5 days
3 and 1/4 cups
Why should bamboo be dry (air dried) before using it in construction?
If not, it may lose and weaken its joints after a few weeks
So that it's fresh.
If not, it may be sad.
If not, it may lose its purpose and direction in life.
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