Structure and Science quiz Flashcards

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Structure

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A structure is anything made out of parts for a particular purpose.

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Function

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The task or purpose of a structure is a function.

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Form

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The shape or physical appearance of a structure is the form.

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Force

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A Push or pull

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Gravity

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The Force of attraction between all objects are gravity.

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Mass

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The quantity of matter in an object, commonly measured in grams in kilograms

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Weight

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The force of gravity acting downward on an object is weight measured in newtons

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Load

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A load is a force acting on a structure

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Dead Load

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A dead load is a type of static load caused by the weight of the structure itself

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Live Load

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A live load is a type of static load cause by the weight of what it supports

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Dynamic Load

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A Dynamic load is any load on a structure that is not caused by gravity, like wind and rushing water.

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Solid structures

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a structure that uses solid construction, like a brick wall.

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frame structures

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A network of parts that support loads, for example the human skeleton or a ladder.

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Dynamic load

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Any load on a structure that is not caused by gravity

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External Force

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A force acting on an object or structure from the outside

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Internal Force

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An internal force is a force acting between two parts of a body.

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solid structure

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An object that uses solid construction to support loads

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Point Of Application

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Point of application is the location of which an external force is applied or concentrated. For example, if you are pushing someone on a swing, you usually push there back which is the point of application.

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frame structure

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A network of parts that support loads

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shell structure

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A hollow structure with a curved shape

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external force

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A force acting on an object or structure from the outside

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internal force

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A force acting between two parts of a body

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point of application

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The location on an object where an external force is applied

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Plane Of application

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Plane of application is an imaginary flat surface through which an applied force passes.

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plane of application
An imaginary flat surface through which an applied force passes
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tension
An internal force that pulling the particles of an object apart
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Tension
An internal force pulling particles of an object apart
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compression
An internal force that presses the particles of an object together
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torsion
Internal twisting forces created in an object as a result of a twisting motion being applied to the object
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Shear
Forces acting in an object as a result of pushes or pulls in opposite directions
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torsion
the internal twisting of an object
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Contact Force
a force that is applied by objects in contact with each other.
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compression
An internal force that squeezes particles together
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Non-Contact force
a force which acts on an object without coming physically in contact with it
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shear
An internal force that pushes and pulls eventually leading to a tear or damage.
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Static Load
Is a load that must have a magnitude, direction, and location that do not change.
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combined structure
A structure that is a combination of shell, frame, and solid structures.
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Form Vs. Function
The task or purpose of a structure is a function. The form is the physical shape and appearance.
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What is the function of below: a) Airport b) Apartment c) School
a) For people to travel in and out of the country or area b) For people to live in c)For students to learn
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A force is defined as either a _____ or_____
A force is defined as either a push or_pull
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Mass is the amount of _________ inside of an object
matter
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Your weight is the act of _________ acting downward on you
gravity
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_______Forces act between two parts of a structure
internal
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The strength of a force refers to it's _____
magnitude
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A twisting force produces_______
Torsion
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The actual weight of a structure refers to a_____load
dead
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What would happen to your mass and weight on the moon?
My mass should not change because you are not gaining or losing matter, but your weight should change because the earth has a smaller gravitational pull.
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Non-contact Vs. Contact forces
Non-contact forces are the wind or rushing water because we are not physically applying force, a contact force is physical contact being applied.
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forces acting on objects: example
when you sit on a stool, why are you not being pulled into the earth's center? You aren't being pulled towards the earth's center because your weight which forces down due to gravity, also has a force pushing upward which is the force coming from the stool. The magnitude of the downward force (gravity) equals to the upward force (you and the stool)
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Mass and weight measurements
mass: Kg and G Weight: Newtons