Early Christian & Byzantine Architecture

The Early Christian's church was in a form of ........................

• Chapel

• Basilica

• Cathedral

• House-church

The Early Christian's types of tomb was in a form of ...............................

• Mausoleum

• Cenotaph

• Catacomb

• Columbarium

Which ONE of these following features can be found within the Early Christian's catacomb?

• Loci

• Locus

• Loculus

• Oculus

The wealthy Christians was buried in a special chamber called ..............

• Loculus

• Cubicula

• Mausoleum

• Columbarium

All of these followings are interior space found within the house-church, EXCEPT,

• Narthex

• Baptistery

• Teaching Area

• Assembly Room

Which ONE of these following Ancient Roman's buildings transformed by the Early Christian into church?

• Curia

• Temple

• Basilica

• Theater

A 'transept' is define as .........................

• Main passage at the center of the church

• A passage next to nave, separated by arcades

• Semicircular recess situated at the Eastern end

• A horizontal annex lie above the nave

Which ONE of these followings is an Early Christian church?

• Old St. John's Basilica

• Old St. James Basilica

• Old St. Paul's Basilica

• Old St. Peter's Basilica

Martyrium functioned as ...........................

• Burial place for Early Christians

• Burial place for Christian's saint

• Memorial place for executed Christian's saints

• Shrine built above the Christian martyr or saint's tomb

Baptistery in Early Christian Period is in a form of .....................

• A building attached with church, linked by corridor

• Sunken receptacle found within the church's interior

• Sunken receptacle found in front of church's narthex

• Freestanding building detached from church