3. Walls, ceilings, and floors are made of this building medium.

4. Each Senator is elected to a ___-year term.

7. Type of animal commonly found on the chandeliers in the Capitol.

8. Type of marble used in the main corridor.

13. Fixture used to light the main corridor.

14. Architect who designed the Capitol.

16. Michigan is derived from this Native American word.

17. This scheme calls for annual flowers planted in elaborate, geometric designs.

1. Largest chamber with 110 members.

2. This floor was never intended for public use.

5. Michigan's first governor.

6. Michigan's first Capitol city.

9. Experts at this University designed the landscape surrounding the Capitol.

10. Portraits of former __________ line the rotunda on the second and third floor.

11. Designer of the Great Seal of Michigan.

12. Michigan's beloved "Civil War Governor." His statue stands directly in front of the Capitol.

15. On this floor, you will find public viewing galleries for the House of Representatives and Senate Chambers.