Understanding Structures in Everyday Life

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What is one way a structure can be classified?

By its material

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an example of a structure in the text?

A book

What function do some structures serve according to the text?

Contain something

How can structures be classified based on their type?

Solid, frame, or shell

In what ways are the structures in Figures 4.4 and 4.5 similar?

They serve the same function

What is an example of a structure that serves as a seat according to the text?

A chair

What is a common characteristic of solid structures?

They weigh more than hollow structures of the same size and material.

What function does a retaining wall serve in the context of the text?

To hold soil in place.

Why do workers build scaffolding when constructing a wall?

To walk around safely at high levels.

What is the main purpose of a bridge according to the text?

To span a gap safely.

Which classification of structures involves solid, frame, and shell structures?

Solid, frame, and shell structures

What is the purpose of covered bridges like the one in Guelph mentioned in the text?

To prevent snow accumulation on top.

Explore the concept of structures by observing various everyday objects and recognizing the similarities in their design and function. Learn how different structures can serve the same purpose, whether it's a tower, a snowball, or a loaf of bread.

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