Chemistry! Hooray!

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Friday 7 November 2014

Chapter 5 Test Study Guide


Review the following terms and concepts to help you prepare for the chapter 5 test.

Please make use of your classroom notes, the textbook, as well as your completed worksheets from your package.

  arch
  beam
  box beam
  cantilever
  centre of gravity
  column
  corrugated cardboard
  corrugated metal
  ergonomics
  failure
  fatigue
  girder
  I-beam
  product recall
  prototype
  stability
  stress
  structural components
  structural failure

1. What are the strongest structural shapes? (p. 131)

2. Become familiar with the 8 structural components on page 132.

3. Review how to determine the centre of gravity of a structure.

4. What makes a structure stable? (p. 133-134) and review the package worksheets.

5. Review product recalls. (p. 136)

6. What are the 7 elements of good design? (p. 141-143)




  structural fatigue
  structural stress
  symmetry

9 comments:

  1. What are the 7 elements of design?

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  2. They can be found in the textbook but I will post them for you on the blog.

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  4. thank you, and what is the difference between stress and structural stress?

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  5. You can consider stress on the human body e.g. a body in pain from sitting too long. Or structural stress would be when a shelf bends from a lot of weight.

    For the purpose of this test, focus on knowing structural stress.

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  6. would all this vocab like cantilever, box beam and ect.
    found in notes, textbook or both?

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    1. One of your classroom activities was to fill in information about each of the structural components; this should be in your notes (it had 8 boxes for images as well).

      Of course, the information is definitely available in the textbook on page 132.

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