Identify two types of forces that act on a structure.Question 6Select one or more:1.Dynamic force2.Static force3.Tearing force4.Bending force Question 7Not yet answeredMarked out of 2Flag questionQuestion textWhat type of structure is a cave?Question 7Select one:1.Frame2.Solid Bulk3.ShellClear my choiceQuestion 8Not yet answeredMarked out of 1Flag questionQuestion textWhat type of structure is a chair?Question 8Select one:1.Frame2.Shell3.Solid bulkClear my choiceQuestion 9Not yet answeredMarked out of 2Flag questionQuestion textWhat type of structure is a bridge? Question 9Select one:1.Frame 2.Solid Bulk3.ShellClear my choiceQuestion 10Not yet answeredMarked out of 1Flag questionQuestion textSelect two functions of a structure.Question 10Select one or more:1.Support2.Protect3.Expand4.Direct

Using information from the presentation, construct a summary page to show your understanding oftypes of structurestypes of forces

What are the assumptions made, while finding out the forces in the variousmembers of a framed structure?

Multiple Select QuestionSelect all that applyWhich of the following are ways to draw a shorthand representation of the structure of an organic molecule?Multiple select question.skeletal structuresmolecular formulasexpanded structurescondensed structures

QUESTION 1A). Based on the topic “Materials in Structure” define the following terms in details.i) Material(5 marks)ii) Molecule structure(5 marks)Iii) Atomic structure(5 marks)QUESTION 2a) With reference of a graph, describe how stress and strain affect materials in structure.(10 marks)b) Differentiate between the elastic and plastic properties of building materials in structure.(10 marks)c) Explain the concept of strength and stiffness in materials in structure. (10 marks)d) Investigate the effect of elastic and plastic deformation in structure. (5 marks)TOTAL 50 MARKSTHE END OF THE TEST PAPER

Which of the following rock types is most likely to have rock material properties that vary with orientation? Group of answer choicesMarbleLimestoneSchistGranite