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2. – The process of measuring and mapping land areas.
3. – The force or weight that a structure is designed to carry.
4. – A conduit used to house electrical wires or plumbing pipes.
5. – The process of digging or removing earth for construction.
8. – The material on the earth's surface that supports foundations.
9. – A tool or instrument used to measure horizontal surfaces.
10. – A curved structure that spans an opening and supports loads.
12. – A mixture of cement, sand, and water used to bind building materials.
14. – Refers to the ability of a material to resist stretching or pulling.
15. – A powdery substance mixed with water and aggregates to form concrete.
16. – A flat, horizontal structural element, often used for floors and roofs.
17. – A horizontal structural element used to support loads.

1. – The lower portion of a building that transfers loads to the ground.
2. – A strong, durable material used in structural framing and reinforcement.
6. – A vertical structural member that supports loads in compression.
7. – A construction material made from cement, water, and aggregates.
11. – A structural framework of beams forming a rigid framework for roofs or bridges.
13. – A sloped surface used to move between different levels in a building or structure.
15. – A machine used for lifting heavy materials in construction.
17. – A common building material made from fired clay.