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Introduction to Structures - JSS2 Basic technology Past Questions and Answers - page 1

1
What is the primary function of structures in engineering and architecture?
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A
To provide decoration
B
To create aesthetic appeal
C
To provide stability
D
To enhance airflow
2
Which type of structure distributes loads across its entire surface?
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A
Frame structure
B
She'll structure
C
Composite structure
D
Truss structure
3
What are frame structures primarily composed of?
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A
Thin, curved surfaces
B
Beams and columns
C
Two or more different materials
D
Reinforced concrete
4
Which type of structure is advantageous for its flexibility in design and ability to handle significant loads?
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A
Shell structure
B
Composite structure
C
Frame structure
D
Truss structure
5
What is a characteristic feature of shell structures?
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A
They have internal supports
B
They are used primarily for small buildings
C
They distribute loads through thin, curved surfaces
D
They are made entirely of one material
6
Which type of structure combines two or more different materials to take advantage of their individual properties?
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A
Frame structure
B
Shell structure
C
Composite structure
D
Truss structure
7
In which application are shell structures commonly used?
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A
Residential buildings
B
Small bridges
C
Sports arenas
D
Wooden frames
8
What is an example of a frame structure used in everyday life?
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A
Dome
B
Silo
C
Steel truss bridge
D
Reinforced concrete bridge
9
Which type of structure is efficient in material usage and can cover large areas without internal supports?
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A
Frame structure
B
Shell structure
C
Composite structure
D
Truss structure
10
What is the SI unit of power?
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A
Joule
B
Newton
C
Watt
D
Horsepower