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Remember, when you participate in the advancement examination for EA2, you may be asked questions that are drawn not only from this TRAMAN, but from the cited References as well. Therefore, it is to your benefit to answer the review questions. You do NOT have to submit your answers to these review questions to anyone for grading. Similar review questions will be included at the end of each chapter of this TRAMAN. After answering the questions, you may turn to appendix VI of this book to see how well you performed.

Q1. What are the three principal types of abutments used for fixed bridges?

Q2. Other than the material used, what is the difference between a timber pile bent and a steel pile pier?

Q3. In general, what are the three essential elements that are common to all foundations?

Q5. What is the name of the breakwater that serves a dual function as a wharfage structure?

Q6. Between a W12 x 50 structural steel shape and an S12 x 50 shape, which one provides the greater strength? Why?

Q8. In a preengineered metal building, what is the primary purpose of the girts?

A6. The W12 x 50 wide flange shape. Because it has a greater cross-sectional area.

A7. The type of construction that uses masonry walls to support floor and roof loads.

A8. According to Steelworker 3 &2, NAVEDTRA 10653-G, page 12-10, girts are used primarily as attachment members for the metal siding.

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