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Crash Course Engineering #2
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Aristotle and Hippodamus were best friends!
False
True
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The field of engineering concerned with the flow of water
hydraulic engineering
chemical engineering
geotechnical engineering
civil engineering
3
Aqueduct of Jerwan
built in the 7th century BC
all of the above
notable public waterworks
constructed by ancient Assyrians
4
The planning, managing, and building of highways, bridges, railways, dams, and reservoirs.
structural engineering
construction engineering
5
Hippodamus of Miletus
built the first lighthouse
lived in ancient China
was a good friend of Aristotle
divided cities into different parts
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What ingredients did John Smeaton use to make modern concrete?
pebbles and powdered brick
crushed granite and sand
pebbles and sticky rice
clay and straw
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Uses the principles of mechanics to analyze and predict the behavior of earth materials
civil engineering
geotechnical engineering
chemical engineering
hydraulic engineering
8
Thanks to the Hippodamian plan,
our sidewalks are made of concrete
city streets meet at right angles
modern cities have sewage systems
lighthouses are no longer made of wood
9
Who was Joseph Aspdin?
a climatologist from Seattle
a bridge-builder from Indiana
a gardener from New England
a cement manufacturer from Portland
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Who was the architect who designed the Step Pyramid?
Aristotle
Archimedes
Imhotep
Hippodamus
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The science and art of planning and designing safe structures.
construction engineering
structural engineering
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Roman road system
all of the above
led to Rome
important for trade and business
connected every part of the Roman empire
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Sir Joseph William Balzagette's sewer network
saved London from a cholera epidemic
saved Rome from the Mongols
saved New York from the measles
saved Paris from the Black Plague