A.   The load from the bridge

B.   The outermost end supports

D.   The outermost bridge supports

B.   The superstructure of a bridge or dam

C.   The middle section of a bridge or dam

D.   The foundation of a bridge or dam

A.   The SI unit of area is the square kilometer.

B.   The SI unit of area is the square mile.

D.   The SI unit of area is the acre.

B.   100

C.   66

D.   10

A.   A device used to measure distance

C.   A manual labor worker

D.   A piece of construction equipment that is not telescopic.

B.   The intermolecular forces responsible for the function of various kinds of stickers and sticky tape

C.   The tendency of dissimilar particles or surfaces to cling to one another

D.   The encouragement of King Louis XIV of France to establish ballet as one of the major art forms.

A.   To make the composite material more durable

C.   To increase the strength of the composite material

D.   To resist compressive stress

B.   Composite

C.   Filler

D.   Particle

B.   Copper

C.   Iron

D.   Lead

A.   11

C.   26

D.   9

A.   A type of fishing

B.   A body of water

D.   A city in Alaska

A.   A device for measuring the depth of water

B.   A place where a ship can moor or tie up

C.   The act of swimming

A.   A type of pasta

B.   A unit of measurement

C.   A large aquarium

A.   A dam with an earthen Dam

B.   A dam with a Gravity Dam

D.   A dam with a concrete Dam

A.   Force

B.   Pressure

D.   Distance

A.   A person who builds all kinds of structures

B.   A person who designs houses

D.   A person who designs bridges

A.   A solid

B.   A gas

D.   A liquid

B.   The solid rock layer beneath sand or silt.

C.   The bottom of a river bed

D.   A type of soft mattress

A.   A non-structural support

B.   A decorative support

D.   A temporary support

A.   A material that is difficult toWork with

B.   A material that is not very strong

D.   A material that is easily broken or destroyed

A.   The material stretches or shortens before failing.

B.   The material is strong and does not break easily.

C.   The material is flexible and does not break easily.

A.   Straining

B.   Sagging

C.   Swaying

A.   To move quickly

C.   A fastener for a belt or strap

D.   To decorate with a pattern

A.   An architectural feature

B.   A term for a type of roof

C.   A device for measuring weight

B.   A structure built across a waterway to stop and retain water

C.   A man-made waterway used for navigation, recreation, or drainage

D.   A mound or wall built to support the original bank of a river

A.   A bridge where the roadway is suspended from cables running along the bottom of the bridge

B.   A bridge where the roadway is suspended from cables running along the top of the bridge

C.   A bridge that has cables running along the length of the bridge to support the roadway

A.   A large barrel

C.   A fishing tool

D.   An aquatic vertebrate

A.   A disease caused by exposure to high levels of carbon monoxide

B.   A disease caused by exposure to high levels of radiation

D.   A disease caused by exposure to high levels of lead

B.   Seasickness

C.   Space sickness

D.   Mal de mer

A.   A structure supported at both ends

C.   A falling object

D.   An object in free fall

A.   Iron that has been heated and then cooled

C.   Can be made into any shape desired

D.   Brittle alloy with high carbon content

B.   An engineer who designs electronic systems

C.   An engineer who designs and builds machines

D.   An engineer who maintains and repairs roads, bridges, and buildings

B.   A type of rock

C.   A hardening agent

D.   An ingredient in concrete

A.   A type of bird

C.   A type of tree

D.   A type of flower

A.   To exclude air so that excavation can take place

C.   To introduce water under pressure

D.   To increase air pressure

A.   The decrease in density of a material

C.   The increase in density of a material

D.   A pressing force that stretches a material apart

A.   Just cement

C.   Dirt and water

D.   Sand and water

B.   Constructs the walls

C.   Paints the house

D.   Builds the foundation

A.   Bridge made by linking several truss bridges together

B.   Bridge made by linking several beam bridges together

C.   Bridge made by linking several arch bridges together

A.   The innermost layer of a skyscraper

B.   The outermost layer of a skyscraper

C.   The mechanical systems of a skyscraper.

A.   Storage

C.   Roof of the building

D.   Base of the structure

A.   Drilling a hole, building a tunnel, and then covering it with fill

B.   Drilling a hole, building a tunnel, and then covering it with a roof

D.   Cutting a hole, building a tunnel, and then covering it with fill

A.   Outdoor area surrounding a swimming pool

C.   The floor of a room

D.   Part of a ship where people sunbathe

A.   To fix something

B.   To look different

C.   To be broken

A.   A channel created to transport water to a different location

B.   A structure created to block the flow of water

D.   A reservoir created to store water for future use

B.   The highest point of a hill or mountain

C.   A frame of iron or steel on which something is welded or built

D.   A support for a bridge

A.   The side of the dam that is not against the water

B.   The bottom of the dam

D.   The top of the dam

A.   Saltpeter

B.   Sulfur

C.   Gunpowder

A.   A type of candy

B.   A tool

D.   A game

A.   A doctor who specializes in treating electrical injuries

B.   Someone who designs and builds electronic devices and systems

D.   Someone who installs and repairs electrical wiring