What is the triangle section known as?

• Cupola

• Finial

• Entablature

• Pediment

This Photograph shows what part of the building?

• The entrance

• The portico

• The tympanum

• The keystone

The entablature is made up of:

• Architrave, Frieze and Cornice

• Archivolt, Frieze and Pediment

• Frieze, Cornice and Dentils

• Capitals, Architrave and Tympanum

What architectural element visually separates the storeys?

• Piano Nobile

• String Courses

• Crockets

• Façade

What terminology can be applied to describe the architecture here? (select 2)

• Jamb Figures

• Trumeau

• Spandrels

• Pinnacles

Describe the supports of this building

• Buttresses

• Pinnacles

• Rustication

• Flying Buttresses

What 3 architectural features have been used for this entrance? (select 3)

• Volutes

• Fluted ionic engaged column

• Pediment

• Fluted corinthian pilasters

• Finials

In architecture, this decorative shape is known as a...

• Quatrefoil

• Four-leafed clover

• Trefoil

• Volute

What can you see here? (select 3)

• Arcade

• Portico

• Rose window

• Cupola

• Niches

How would you describe the structure of this Roman aqueduct?

• Post and lintel

• Trabeated

• Archated

• Arcuated