Structures and Forces

Which if these is a natural structure?
A. An Igloo B. A Bridge C. A Cloud D. A Car E. A Turtle Shell
Which of these is a manufactured structure?
A. A Reef B. A Bush C. A Tent D. A Tree E. A Drop of Rain
What is an example of a solid structure?
A. Bouncy Ball B. A Blade of Grass C. A Flower D. Mountain
Which of these would be an example of a frame structure?
A. A Tree B. A Shell C. An Archway D. A Flower E. An Umbrella
Which of these Shell structures would be considered the strongest?
A. An Igloo B. Eggs C. Popcans D. A Turtle Shell E. Balloons
Form always follows what?
A. Balance B. Strength C. Aethetics D. Tension E. Function
One Newton is the amount of force needed to hold up a mass of...?
A. 10g B. 100000g C. 1000g D. 100kg E. 100g

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Which if these is a natural structure?
A. An Igloo B. A Bridge C. A Cloud D. A Car E. A Turtle Shell
Which of these is a manufactured structure?
A. A Reef B. A Bush C. A Tent D. A Tree E. A Drop of Rain
What is an example of a solid structure?
A. Bouncy Ball B. A Blade of Grass C. A Flower D. Mountain
Which of these would be an example of a frame structure?
A. A Tree B. A Shell C. An Archway D. A Flower E. An Umbrella
Which of these Shell structures would be considered the strongest?
A. An Igloo B. Eggs C. Popcans D. A Turtle Shell E. Balloons
Form always follows what?
A. Balance B. Strength C. Aethetics D. Tension E. Function
One Newton is the amount of force needed to hold up a mass of...?
A. 10g B. 100000g C. 1000g D. 100kg E. 100g

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