Match the following vocabulary words.
1 . stress the enlargement of material when heated.
2 . inclined plane scientist engaged in applying scientific principles to the invention or manufacture of machines.
3 . technology application of science to practical uses.
4 . tensile strength a device that uses running water to grind grain.
5 . shaduf the measure of pressure exerted on a material.
6 . expansion the measure of stress at the moment of tearing apart.
7 . engineer a hill or ramp used to make work easier.
8 . water mill a device used by the ancient egyptians to fill their irrigation ditches from the nile river.

1 . stress - The measure of pressure exerted on a material.

2 . inclined plane -  A hill or ramp used to make work easier.  

3 . technology Application of science to practical uses.

4 . tensile strength - The measure of stress at the moment of tearing apart.

5 . shaduf - A device used by the ancient Egyptians to fill their irrigation ditches from the Nile River.

6 . expansion - The enlargement of material when heated.

7 . engineer - Scientist engaged in applying scientific principles to the invention or manufacture of machines.

8 . water mill - A device that uses running water to grind grain.

Explanation:

1 . Stress is the measure of pressure exerted on a material.

2 . A hill or ramp used to make work easier is known as an incline plane. They facilitate the easier and more accessible way of working.

3 . Technology is the application of science to practical uses.

4 . Tensile strength is the measure of stress at the moment of tearing apart.

5 . Shaduf - A device used by the ancient Egyptians to fill their irrigation ditches from the Nile River. They are still used in parts of India and the Egypt for irrigating their lands.

6 . Expansion is the enlargement of material when heated.

7 . An engineer is a scientist engaged in applying scientific principles to the invention or manufacture of machines.

8 . A water mill is a device that uses running water to grind grain.

The correct match between words and meanings are:

1 . stress The measure of pressure exerted on a material.

2 . inclined plane A hill or ramp used to make work easier.

3 . technology Application of science to practical uses.

4 . tensile strength The measure of stress at the moment of tearing apart.

5 . shaduf A device used by the ancient Egyptians to fill their irrigation ditches from the Nile River.

6 . expansion The enlargement of material when heated.

7 . engineer Scientist engaged in applying scientific principles to the invention or manufacture of machines.

8 . water mill A device that uses running water to grind grain.

Explanation:

The reasons behind these answers are:

1.- stress is the effect of pressure on an object.

2.- An Inclined plane is an inclined terrain that unites two different plain pieces of terrain at different elevations. Its purpose its to ease movement and transport between them.

3.- Technology is the employment of science to easy human life.

4.- Tensile strength is the amount of stress an object can support before breaking.

5.- The shaduf was a device employed in different ancient civilizations to irrigate land from ditches.

6.- Expansion is the phenomenon that occurs when a material or object is heated and it wides space its mass occupy.

7.- They are scientists that use science to solve problems.

8.- A watermill is an object that uses water to develop strength by the means of a grind and allows it to be used.

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