QUIZ 7 - HOA (2B)

Majority of the buildings were constructed mainly using wood, so few are left standing. But the timber-building tradition left its mark on later stone-built churches. What architecture style is this?

• a. Anglo Saxon architecture

• b. Roman architecture

• c. Norman architecture

• d. None

The English version of the Romanesque style, which predominated in Western Europe in the 11th and 12th centuries is called?

• a. Norman architecture

• b. Anglo Saxon architecture

• c. Tudor architecture

• d. None

Its pointed arches were possibly derived from Islamic buildings seen by crusaders. The style was regarded with contempt by Renaissance historians, who dismissed it as ‘Gothic’ (meaning barbarous). The style was during the?

• a. Norman architecture

• b. English Gothic Architecture

• c. Perpendicular Gothic or Third Pointed

• d. None

Is a composite style deriving mainly from the continuation of Late Gothic and Tudor brick or stone structures with their triangular gables and straight – headed, mullioned and transomed bay windows?

• a. Tudor architecture

• b. Norman architecture

• c. Gothic architecture

• d. Elizabethan Architecture

Classical style and classical proportions became the mainstay norm for both major and minor buildings. The architecture is characterized by its proportion and balance. It is called?

• a. Baroque architecture

• b. Antiquarian architecture

• c. Victorian architecture

• d. Georgian architecture

"Chinoiserie"

derived from the French word chinois, meaning?

• a. Chinese

• b. Chinese culture

• c. Chinese Style

• d. None

Refers to the design, landscaping, and architectural features being used right now in the 21st century. It includes all the latest innovations, new trends, as well as thoughtful improvements and changes to architectural features from prior eras.

• a. Modern architecture

• b. Brutalist architecture

• c. Contemporary architecture

• d. None

One of the structures that can be found in England, what is the name of this cathedral?

• a. Lincoln

• b. Durham

• c. York Minster

• d. None

What type of Anglo-Saxon house is shown?

• a. Sunken

• b. Hall

• c. Thatch

• d, None

One of the FIVE famous Tudor Architecture, what is the name of the building shown?

• a. King’s College Chapel

• b. St. George Chapel 

• c. Hampton Court Palace

• d. The Sutton Place