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Froggy Jumps Bridge Types EssentialsOnline version Bridge types and parts quiz by Sarah 1 What is an arch bridge primarily designed to do with its curved shape? a Holds water for canal travel b Uses flexion to bend the deck under load c Transmits loads through compression in the arch to the supports 2 What is the keystone in an arch bridge? a The central, locking wedge stone at the arch's apex b A steel bolt at the arch base c A decorative capstone 3 What best describes a cantilever bridge? a Two-way suspension cables supporting a deck b A single curved arch spanning between abutments c Parts extend from supports and meet without full central support 4 In a cable-stayed bridge, where do the cables connect? a From deck to base of river b To anchors in the ground away from towers c Directly from towers to the deck 5 What characterizes a suspension bridge's main cables? a They run from tower to tower and support the deck via suspenders b They lay on the ground for stability c They form the deck itself without suspenders 6 When is an arch bridge typically favored? a Overpass for high-speed rail only b Long oceanic spans with few abutments c Medium to short spans with good abutment support 7 In cantilever bridges, what are the projections called that counterbalance loads? a Cantilever arms or legs extending from the supports b Spandrels c Piers 8 What is a key advantage of suspension and cable-stayed bridges? a They are always the cheapest option b They allow very long spans with fewer piers in water c They require no towers or cables 9 Which material is commonly used in arch bridges to withstand compression? a Glass b Wood c Stone or concrete 10 Which famous bridge is a suspension bridge? a Brooklyn Bridge (arch) b Pont du Gard (arch) c Golden Gate Bridge

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Bridge Types EssentialsOnline version

Bridge types and parts quiz

by Sarah

What is an arch bridge primarily designed to do with its curved shape?

Holds water for canal travel

Uses flexion to bend the deck under load

Transmits loads through compression in the arch to the supports

What is the keystone in an arch bridge?

The central, locking wedge stone at the arch's apex

A steel bolt at the arch base

A decorative capstone

What best describes a cantilever bridge?

Two-way suspension cables supporting a deck

A single curved arch spanning between abutments

Parts extend from supports and meet without full central support

In a cable-stayed bridge, where do the cables connect?

From deck to base of river

To anchors in the ground away from towers

Directly from towers to the deck

What characterizes a suspension bridge's main cables?

They run from tower to tower and support the deck via suspenders

They lay on the ground for stability

They form the deck itself without suspenders

When is an arch bridge typically favored?

Overpass for high-speed rail only

Long oceanic spans with few abutments

Medium to short spans with good abutment support

In cantilever bridges, what are the projections called that counterbalance loads?

Cantilever arms or legs extending from the supports

Spandrels

Piers

What is a key advantage of suspension and cable-stayed bridges?

They are always the cheapest option

They allow very long spans with fewer piers in water

They require no towers or cables

Which material is commonly used in arch bridges to withstand compression?

Glass

Wood

Stone or concrete

Which famous bridge is a suspension bridge?

Brooklyn Bridge (arch)

Pont du Gard (arch)

Golden Gate Bridge

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Bridge Types EssentialsOnline version

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What is an arch bridge primarily designed to do with its curved shape?

What is the keystone in an arch bridge?

What best describes a cantilever bridge?

In a cable-stayed bridge, where do the cables connect?

What characterizes a suspension bridge's main cables?

When is an arch bridge typically favored?

In cantilever bridges, what are the projections called that counterbalance loads?

What is a key advantage of suspension and cable-stayed bridges?

Which material is commonly used in arch bridges to withstand compression?

Which famous bridge is a suspension bridge?

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