With a suspension bridge, like the one in the photograph above, the weight is distributed

In suspension bridges, weight is distributed through the big towers that are seen in suspension bridges, and the cables. There is compression in the towers, and tension in the cables. I'm not sure if this helps because I don't know what your answer choices are, but that's how the weight is distributed in suspension bridges. There are also a couple other things that come into play such as the anchorages, which is also under tension, same as the suspenders. 

It depends on what type of third separates the three notes.for example: if you have two mayor thirds is an "aumented chord"if you have two minor thirds is an "diminued chord"if you have one mayor first and then one minor is a "mayor chord"and inverted is a "minor chord"