What part of a house provides support and stability to the entire structure?

Which part of a house typically separates one room from another?

What part of a house allows natural light to enter and provides ventilation?

Which part of the building transfers vertical loads from a ceiling, floor, roof slab, or beam to a floor or foundation?

Which part of a house serves as the protective covering over the top of the structure?

Which refers to a receptacle or vault to collect organic waste discharge from the house sewer?

What is the vertical main of a soil, waste, or vent pipe system?

If you want to wash the middle private part of your body, what plumbing fixture will you use?

What system carries water under pressure from the well or underground mains into the house and to all fixtures?

What is the connotation of a drainage system?

What material is commonly used to permanently join two metal pieces in welding?

Which material is used to fill gaps and make watertight seals in construction projects?

What is commonly applied to threaded plumbing connections to prevent leaks?

What primary material is used in carpentry works?

Which material commonly bonds bricks or blocks in masonry construction?

What material is commonly applied to surfaces for protection and aesthetic appeal in construction painting?

What substance is commonly used to provide lubrication and reduce friction in automotive engines?

Which material is commonly used to regulate the temperature of automotive engines?

What material commonly covers and insulates exposed electrical wires to prevent short circuits?

What material is used to change the direction of the flow of water in the plumbing system?

What is a scale diagram of the arrangement of rooms in one story of a building called?

What do you call the plan that shows the views of the building’s exterior from different angles?

This plan provides a comprehensive view of the building’s structural aspects. What is it called?

What type of diagram represents an entire system using a single line?

This diagram represents the electrical/electronic components and their connections using standardized symbols. What is it called?

Which symbol represents a 90° elbow in plumbing?

What is the name of the appliance shown as a symbol in floor plans that typically involves cooking?

What is a common symbol for lighting in electrical diagrams?

What is the function of a switch in electrical systems?

What is the purpose of a fuse in an electrical circuit?