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What is the origin of the word 'gate'?

Old Norse 'gat' meaning road or path (correct)

Greek 'pylē' meaning gate

Sanskrit 'dvāra' meaning door

Latin 'porta' meaning entryway

How were gates originally defined?

As decorative structures only

As the gap or hole in the wall or fence (correct)

As fixed doors within a wall

As a barrier to entry or exit

What may be considered 'doors' in a gateway?

The latch used to open or prevent swinging

The automated gate operator

The moving part or parts of a gateway (correct)

The locks used to increase security

What can larger gates be used for?

For a whole building, such as a castle or fortified town Signup and view all the answers

What are gate doors often equipped with today?

Self-closing devices Signup and view all the answers

What is the origin of the word 'gate'?

Old Norse 'gat' meaning road or path Signup and view all the answers

What did the concept of gate originally refer to?

The gap or hole in the wall or fence Signup and view all the answers

What may gates prevent or control?

Entry or exit of individuals Signup and view all the answers

What are the moving parts of a gateway considered as?

Doors Signup and view all the answers

What is used on gates to increase security?

Locks Signup and view all the answers

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Origin and Definition of Gates

The word "gate" originates from an Old English word "gæt" meaning "door, opening, or passage".
Originally, a gate was defined as a barrier or an opening in a fence, wall, or hedge.

Components of a Gateway

In a gateway, what may be considered "doors" are the movable parts that block or allow access.

Uses of Larger Gates

Larger gates can be used for controlling the flow of people, vehicles, or animals.

Modern Gate Features

Gate doors are often equipped with locks, hinges, and other hardware today.

Functionality of Gates

The concept of gate originally referred to a point of entry or exit.
Gates may prevent or control the flow of people, vehicles, or animals.

Moving Parts of a Gateway

The moving parts of a gateway are considered as doors or gates.

Gate Security

To increase security, gates are often equipped with locks, alarms, and other access control systems.

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Test your knowledge of gates and gateways with this quiz! From the origins of the word to their various functions and forms, challenge yourself to see how much you know about these points of entry and exit in enclosed spaces.