Engineering Vocabulary

3. Circuits with components that are opposite and equal distance apart from each other.
6. The difference in electrical energy in a circuit.
7. An early version of a design, often used for testing.
9. A force that tends to lengthen objects.
11. What the "S" stands for in S-Wave.
13. Charged particles moving through a conductor.
14. The type of plate boundary where one plate slides under the other.
15. The type of plate boundary made from a sliding motion.
16. Machine which measures the magnitude of an earthquake.
18. Outermost layer of the Earth.

1. The type of plate boundary where the plates separate.
2. The force which opposes the direction of movement.
4. A force which acts vertically on an object. It helps objects to rise when greater than the weight.
5. A force that tends to shorten objects.
7. What the "P" stands for in P-Wave.
8. The number of Newton's Law which says that "Any action has an equal and opposite reaction."
10. This step follows brainstorming and involves looking into materials, permits, and economics.
12. Circuits in a simple loop.
13. Limitations, restrictions, or challenges to a design.
17. A bridge with only compression forces.