Korean Traditional House and Clothes

What is the term for Korean traditional house?

• 하녹 [ha-nok]

• 한옥 [han-ok]

• 한국 [han-guk]

• 한아 [han-a]

The Korean traditional house was first used to refer ....

• ceramic-roofed houses.

• plastic-roofed houses.

• grass-roofed houses.

• tile-roofed houses.

The character han (韓) referred only to ... and the character ok (屋) referred only to ...

(a)  

When was the term "Hanok" enter Korean dictionary?

• 1795

• 1957

• 1975

• 1977

"Hanok is a wooden architectural structure built on the basis of the traditional Korean-style framework consisting of columns and purlins and a roof reflecting the Korean traditional architectural style.” This statement according to ...

• Article 2, Act on the Promotion of Architectural Properties including Traditional Houses, Law No. 12739 of 2015

• Article 2, Act on the Promotion of Architectural Properties including Modern Houses, Law No. 12739 of 2015

• Article 2, Act on the Promotion of Architectural Properties including Traditional Clothes, Law No. 12739 of 2015

• Article 202, Act on the Promotion of Architectural Properties including Traditional Houses, Law No. 12739 of 2015

The standard of judgment for Hanok are ... and ...

(a)  

How many types of category for Hanok?

• 8

• 4

• 7

• 10

A community of small to mid-size Hanok dwellings sharing a common yard is called?

• Padang Hanok

• Golmok Hanok

• Madang Hanok

• Hilly Hanok

Residential or Commercial Hanok is ...

• Hanok buildings built for special purposes, like art studios, etc.

• Hanok dwellings built in the hilly or sloping area that are common across Seoul.

• Small Hanok dwellings of about 50m^2.

• Hanok buildings designed for multiple purposes, including living and working.

There are two main charms to Hanok:

(a)