1-33. What does the structural-steel designation “W14 x 74” signify? 1. A W-shape member that is 74 inches  long  with  14-inch-wide flanges 2. A W-shape member that is 74 feet long with a 14-inch-deep web 3. A W-shape member with a 14-inch-deep web and a weight of 74 pounds per linear foot 4. A W-shape member that weighs 14 pounds per linear foot and is 74 feet long 1-34. In what way does an HP-shape member differ from a correspondingly sized M-shape structural steel member? 1. The width of its flanges are slightly  larger 2. It has a greater cross-sectional  area  overall 3. Its flanges have a greater cross-sectional  area  only 4. Its web has a greater cross-sectional  area  only 1-35. The S-shape structural steels have a cross section shaped like what letter? 1.   C 2.   I 3.   S 4.   W 1-36. What is the symbol used for an American Standard channel? 1.   SC 2.   MC 3.   C 4. [ 1-37. A  structural  steel  shape  whose cross section resembles the letter L is a/an 1. bar 2. angle 3. tee 4. plate 1-38. In  the  designation  of  a  structural steel  angle  having  unequal  legs, what dimsnsion should you list first? 1. Wider leg 2. Narrow leg 3. Thickness 4. Length 1-39. A flat structural steel shape having a cross section that measures 6 1/2 inches by 3/4 Inches is  called 1. steel  plate 2. sheet  metal 3. bar 1-40. A 40-pound plate is the same as a 1. 1-inch  plate 2. 2-inch  plate 3. 1  1/2-inch  plate 4. 2  1/2-inch  plate 1-41. What structural shape should you specify for bracing and connecting heavy structural msmbers? 1. S-shape 2. C-shape 3. Angle 4. Flat or round bar Learning  Objective:  Describe differing steel construction methods used for steel frame structures. 1-42. The processing of raw materials to  form  finished  members  of  steel structures  is  called 1. election 2. manufacturing 3. prefabrication 4. fabrication 5