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Take Test: Test 3B – 2017Fall-T-CON101-70719 12/1/17, 6:40 PM

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CON 101: Const/Culture: a Built Environ (2017 Fall) 2017Fall-T-CON101-70719 Assignments
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Take Test: Test 3B

Take Test: Test 3B

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Instructions There are four parts to this exam (A, B, C and D) - you must complete all 4 parts!

Select the "best" answer to each question! Remember to click the "submit"
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QUESTION 1 3 points Saved

Khufu's Great Pyramid is comparable in height to the tallest


skyscraper in downtown Phoenix - the Bank One Center at
148.13m (486.00ft) shown in the photo below?

True
False

QUESTION 2 3 points Saved

This question is based on the Pyramid video. How many pharaohs


(or mummies) have been found inside pyramids in Eygpt?
0
1
2
18

QUESTION 3
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QUESTION 3 3 points Saved

This question is based on the Pyramid video. What is the primary


building material used in the construction of the Egyptian
pyramids?
Mud
Pise
Limestone
Sandstone

QUESTION 4 3 points Saved

This question is based on the Pyramid video. Which of these lifting


methods was probably not used when constructing the Great
Pyramid?
Ramp theory
Lever theory
Rocker theory
Canal theory

QUESTION 5 3 points Saved

This question is based on the Pyramid video. What technique was


used to construct a roof over the tomb chamber in the Great
Pyramid?
Arch
Wood Bracing
Corbel
Centering

QUESTION 6 3 points Saved

This question is based on the St. Louis Arch Video. What


problem(s) did the construction crew face when placing the
keystone?
The south leg expanded due to the sun�s heat
The keystone was too short
The shape of the keystone was wrong by about 2 inches

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All of the above


None of the above

QUESTION 7 3 points Saved

This question is based on the St. Louis Arch Video. What is the
nickname given to the St. Louis Arch?
Gateway to the North
Gateway to the East
Gateway to the South
Gateway to the West
Croquet hoop
McDonald�s Golden Arch

QUESTION 8 3 points Saved

This question is based on the St. Louis Arch Video. A cross section
of the St. Louis Arch is a ___________?
Circle
Square
Catenary Curve
Triangle
Parabolic Arch

QUESTION 9 3 points Saved

This question is based on the St. Louis Arch Video. How was the
design for the St. Louis Arch selected?
President selected
Design competition
Drew straws
Mayor of St. Louis selected

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QUESTION 10 3 points Saved

This question is based on the St. Louis Arch Video. What type of
stabilizing device was used to keep the two legs of the St. Louis
Arch from collapsing into each other during the final stages of
construction?
Concrete Arch
Steel Truss
Stainless Steel Cables
Trick question � no device needed!

QUESTION 11 3 points Saved

This question is based on the St. Louis Arch Video. How much did
the St. Louis Arch cost to construct?
$15 million
$25 million
$50 million
$100 million

QUESTION 12 3 points Saved

The Pyramids of Giza are remarkable because:


They were built by the Romans
They involved the movement of massive stones
They were built around 7000 BC
I said so

QUESTION 13 3 points Saved

What type of pyramid stone is identified as D in the figure below?

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Core block
Capstone
Chamber block
Packing block

QUESTION 14 3 points Saved

What type of pyramid stone is identified as B in the figure below?

Nave
Capstone
Core block

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Casing block

QUESTION 15 3 points Saved

How were the stones to build the pyramids transported to the


building site?
Hand carried
Transported on a sledge
Transported on a pack animal
Transported on a draft animal

QUESTION 16 3 points Saved

Why did the ancient Egyptians mummify their kings?


Belief in resurrection and immortality
They had an excess of natron salts
Belief in the power of the sarcophagus
Trick question - they didn't mummify their kings

QUESTION 17 3 points Saved

Why were the casing stones removed from the pyramids at Giza
and where did they go?
They simply fell off the pyramid
They are still in place
Used to build other structures in Cairo
Don't know and don't care!

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The order of the different types of stones making up a pyramid


starting from the inside and working to the outside is.
core, packing, finishing
casing, core, packing
casing, core, packing

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core, packing, casing

QUESTION 19 3 points Saved

The primary building material used in the pyramid was a native


limestone.
True
False

QUESTION 20 3 points Saved

The true North alignment of the Great Pyramid involved the


following two sciences:
Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers.
Trigonometry/Astronomy
Chemistry/Physics
Calculus/Astronomy Save All Answers Save and Submit

Algebra/Biology

QUESTION 21 3 points Saved

Before the ancient Egyptians started to build pyramids they buried


their pharaohs in ___________.
Wooden coffins
Crypts
Mastabas
Masonic halls

QUESTION 22 3 points Saved

What is the most prevalent theory on how the pyramid builders


raised the stones to the heights found on the pyramids?
They hand carried them up
Cranes and pulleys
Wind power transmitted through kites
Slid them up mud ramps

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QUESTION 23 3 points Saved

In building the pyramids its builders used different quality stone


throughout. Referring to the Figure - where did they use the
highest quality stone?

Trick question - all the stone was the same quality!


B
C
D

QUESTION 24 3 points Saved

What is the generally accepted purpose of the pyramids - that is -


why were they built?
Astronomical observatories
Silos to hold excess grain (corn, wheat, etc.)
To protect the pharaoh's isis
To house the tombs of the pharaohs

QUESTION 25 3 points Saved

One method used by the ancient Egyptians to quarry granite and

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other hard stone was to pound the rock with __________.


Dolerite
Wooden baulks
Bronze chisels
Steel chisels

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