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topic one
science
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Structure | any object that provides support; a structure may be large or small; for example, a chair can be a structure |
| Structure Strength | the capacity of a structure to support both the load of its own master, and hold its hold up and it can add weight |
| Structure Stability | The ability of a structure to maintain its position even when it’s being acted on by forces; being balanced, difficult to topple over |
| Force | : a push or pull that tends to cause an object to change its movement or shape; force is measured in new tons; an example of force would be pushing a scooter |
| Solid Structure | Structure made of a solid piece of a strange material for example, a cement pen |
| Frame Structure | Structure consisting a rigid arrangement, of parts joined together for example a Skelton |
| Shell Structure | Structure with a solid outer surface and a hollow inner area for example a Styrofoam cup |
| Combination Structure | Use the best of the three basic forms to advantage |
| Function | The use or purpose of a structure for example of the function of a thermos is too keep as a drink to keep cool in the summer |
| Inukshuk | What human need does an Inukshuk meet |
| Aesthetics | the pleasing appearance of effect that an object has because of its design |
| Stonehenge | is an ancient monument on the Salichuly Plain in England |
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