Introduction to Greek, Roman, and Gothic Architecture

Match the following

• Telamon

• 
• Doric

• 
• Ionic

• 
• Corinthian

• 
• Caryatid

• 

A column embedded in a wall and partially projecting from the surface is called an (a)   ?

• Engaged Column
• Caryatid
• Doric Column
• Entasis
• Corinthian Column

The ornamental grooves in a column are called ​ (a)  

• flutes
• Arches
• Buttress
• Entablatures
• Entasis

Name the four parts of the column drawing that's shown.

a

b

c

d

Enatblature

Shaft

Capital

Base

The application of a convex curve to the surface of a column for aesthetic purposes. (a)  

• Entasis
• Dome
• Flutes
• Abutment

Match the following

• Entablature

• 
• Colonade

• 
• Pediment

• 
• Facade

• 

Label the two parts of this type of construction.

a

b

Lintel

Post

A central stone at the summit of an arch, locking the whole arch together.

• Keystone

• Voussoir

• Springer

A wedge shaped or tapered stone used to construct an arch.

• Keystone

• Voussoir

• Springer

The lowest stone on each side of an arch.

• Keystone

• Voussoir

• Springer