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Flashcards for Grade 7 Unit 4 - Structures and Forces
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Solid
A type of structure with mass.
Frame
A structure relying on a skeletal framework.
Shell
A structure utilizing a thin, outer covering.
Combination
A structure that combines multiple types.
Function
The intended task or purpose of a structure.
Containing
A structural function related to enclosure.
Transporting
A structural function related to conveying items.
Sheltering
A structural function that provides protection.
Supporting
A structural function that holds something up
Lifting
A structural function related to raising something.
Fastening
A structural function related to joining components.
Separating
A structural function related to dividing things.
Communicating
A structural function related to exchanging information.
Breaking
A structural function related to cleaving something.
Holding
A structural function related to keeping something secure.
Design
The overall plan or arrangement of a structure.
Natural
Existing or caused by nature; not made or caused by humankind.
Manufactured
Made by humans.
Force
A push or pull causing an object to change shape or movement.
Static Load
Force with constant magnitude, direction, and application point.
Dynamic Load
Force with changing magnitude, direction, and application point.
External Force
Force acting on a structure from the outside.
Internal Force
Force acting within a structure.
Compression
A force that presses or squeezes a material.
Tension
A force that pulls or stretches a material.
Shear
Force that causes parts of a material to slide past one another
Torsion
A force that twists a material.
Structural Failure
When a structure gives way due to forces acting on it.
Truss
Bridge type that uses interlocking triangles.
Lamination
A property achieved in materials through layering.