What is a structure?, It is a set of elements that serve to support the weight of a body and maintain its shape., It is a set of elements used to measure the parts of an object and maintain its weaknesses., Which of these are examples of artificial structures?, honeycomb, nest, skeleton..., Skyscrapers, bridges, cranes..., Choose the false action of functions that fulfill the structures, To protect, To cross spaces, mobility, To raise, What is force?, They are the internal stresses to which a body is subjected when various forces act on it, Force is the cause by which a body deforms or changes its state of motion or rest., Choose the word that does not fit in these options, compression, torsion, flexion, traction, abdominal, cut or shear, How many types of structures are there in total?, 10, 7, 3, 9, What are lintel structures?, They are built with lintels, They are solid, heavy, and very durable, What is effort?, They are the internal stresses to which a body is subjected when various forces act on it, It occurs when the forces acting on a body tend to bend or flex it., Flexion occurs when two opposing forces act on a body and tend to twist it., True, False, Which of these are examples of natural structures?, Skyscrapers, bridges, cranes..., honeycomb, nest, skeleton..., Explain the difference between rigid and articulated structures, Depending on whether or not they allow movement between the rigid parts that make them up, That one can support more weight than the other, Lattice structures are made up of ..., Air-inflated tarps, Pillars and beams joined, Sheets, By bars that form triangles or by trusses.

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