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Worksheet: One Word Answers

The document contains a worksheet with three sections on structures. Section A contains one word answers about structures, including that a chair is a frame structure, frame structures are stronger than solid structures, and force that presses parts together is called compression. Section B has incomplete sentences to fill in about natural structures not being man-made, materials being workable if chopped/sawn/nailed, and structures failing if unable to withstand applied forces. Section C asks to discuss properties of a good structure in five lines, including being safe for people.

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Worksheet: One Word Answers

The document contains a worksheet with three sections on structures. Section A contains one word answers about structures, including that a chair is a frame structure, frame structures are stronger than solid structures, and force that presses parts together is called compression. Section B has incomplete sentences to fill in about natural structures not being man-made, materials being workable if chopped/sawn/nailed, and structures failing if unable to withstand applied forces. Section C asks to discuss properties of a good structure in five lines, including being safe for people.

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WORKSHEET

SECTION A

One word answers: a)What type of structure is a chair ? b)Which structure is stronger between a solid structure and a frame structure? c)Name the force that presses parts of a structure together. d)Which bone would break more easily in an accident, a long bone or a short bone? e)How many types of structures do we have?

SECTION B

Complete the following sentences by filling in the correct answers. 1.Natural structures is something that has not been________________by man. 2.The material is said to be_________________when it can be chopped, sawed, op nailed with ease. 3.The______________of the material refers to how much that material can be stretched and compressed without breaking. 4.Bread is an example of_____________material that came into being by people. 5.Structures only fail when they connot______________the force applied on it.

SECTION C :PARAGRAPH

It is very important that structures should be safe for the people living or working in. In 5 lines, briefly discuss the properties of a good structure.

SUMMARY KNOWLEDGE

My web site is designed in such a way that it caters for every learner, high achievers, average, and low achievers. It is authentically designed in such a way that at the end of the lesson , learners will know:

About structures in which indigenous population groups in Southern Africa lived. What materials were used by indigenous groups for making structures? Why structures are sometimes not stable or strong? Why the base size of a structure is important? Why is it important to choose the correct material for the structure? Different types of structures. Uses of structures.

SKILLS Learners will demonstrate how to: Recognise the structures build by indigenous population groups. Identify structural problems. Design and make structural models to investigate factors such as stability. strength, and sturdiness. Identify materials to insulate and protect structures. To solve given problems using the design process. How to make a structure strong, rigid and stable , using a variety of different methods. ATTITUDES AND VALUES Learners will appreciate and tell others about: The availability of different materials as used by population groups. How the communities in informal settlement handle weather condition. The importance of structures in our lives.

Loving and taking care of structures.

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