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please solve these 2 questions.

Complete the sentences by dragging the appropriate terms to the blank spaces. Complete the sentences by dragging the appropriate terms to the blank spaces. corbelling coffering tensile strength A space that uses post-and-lintel construction and features a forest of columns is called a(n) Geodesic The invention of an extremely sturdy metal, allowed the creation of very high buildings, such as skyscrapers. adobe Eiffel Tower Showing that metal can provide a solid framework for a very large structure, the was constructed for the Paris World's Fair of 1889. keystone The topmost stone in an archway is the Crystal Palace hypostyle hall suspension Indian architects often used , a technique to create a dome in which a course of stones extends slightly beyond the one below. The Golden Gate Bridge illustrates the technique of , in which the weight of the bridge is held by steel cables. buttresses steel dome The The amount of stretching stress a material can withstand before it bends or breaks is known as its ferroconcrete designed by Joseph Paxton, paved the way for 20th-century architecture. sand nails bracket sets to Chinese and Japanese architects used distribute the heavy weight of a roof onto slender wooden columns. Balloon-frame construction depended on two innovations: improved methods for milling lumber and mass-produced The Great Friday Mosque in Mali is made of _, or sun-dried brick.

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A space that uses post-and-lintel construction and features a forest of columns is called a(n) Hypostyle hall.

The topmost stone in an archway is the Keystone.

Indian architects often used Corbelling, a technique to create a dome in which a course of stones extends slightly beyond the one below.

The amount of stretching stress a material can withstand before it bends or breaks is known as its Tensile strength.

Chinese and Japanese architects used Bracket sets to distribute the heavyweight of a roof onto slender wooden columns.

The Great Friday Mosque in Mali is made of Adobe, or sun-dried brick.