Science Unit 2: Form and Function

What is form?
The appearance of a structure
The easthetics of a structure
The shape of a structure
The shape and visual appearance of a stucture
What is gravity?
The downwards, magnetic pull of earth
A non-contact force
Which of the follwoing are internal forces?
What is the correct definition of a frame?
A network of materials that help prevent the weight of loads
A skeleton of materials that support loads
A network or skeleton of materials that support loads.
A skeleton or network that helps support loads
Which of the following are non-contact forces?
If you were to draw a diagram of high gravity, what direction would the arrow go?
Up
Down
Sideways
Arrows on both sides vertically
Arrows on both sides horizotaly
Diagonally
What provides a greater stability>
True or false: Symmetry is used to stabilize a structure
What are aesthetics?
They are what attract people to the modern look of a structure
What visually attracks someone to a structure
The outside additions that appeal and interest people
What is rebar?
What is a cantaliver?
An arch
A dome
Something that slopes down the center of the structure. ex, a bridge.
Something only with a beam supporting it at one end. ex, a diving board.
True or false: you can't bend a truss. That's what makes them so sturdy.
An arch
A dome
Something that slopes down the center of the structure. ex, a bridge.
Something only with a beam supporting it at one end. ex, a diving board.
What are the 4 main reasons of structural failure?
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