Compression - is a force that squeezes or pushes an object together. Think of a pillow being squeezed by a heavy object or a person sitting on a chair., Torsion - is a twisting force that causes an object to rotate. Think of a screwdriver turning a screw or a doorknob being turned., Weight - is the force that pulls an object down towards the center of the Earth. It is a measure of how heavy an object is., Tension - is a force that stretches or pulls an object apart. Think of a rubber band being stretched or a person pulling a rope., Cantilever - is a structure that is supported on only one end, like a diving board or a balcony., Shear - is a force that causes one part of an object to slide against another part. Think of scissors cutting paper or a saw cutting through wood., Abutment - is a support that holds up one end of a bridge or other structure., Deflection - is the bending or warping of a structure under load or stress. Think of a diving board bending under the weight of a person jumping off it., Mass - is the amount of matter that an object contains. It is a measure of how much stuff is in an object., Bending - is the deformation or curving of a structure under load or stress. Think of a bridge bending under the weight of cars or a ruler bending when pushed down on one end.,

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