Arquitetura

It is correct to say that Corberling technique was used in Mycenaean architecture to create

• Bows and archs

• Bows

• columns

• None

The corberling technique uses

• Supporting stones on top of each other without angulation

• Dry clay in the shape of arches and roofs

• Triangular relieving stone

• Iron armor to form bows

Megaron, which means "Great Room" was found in the palaces of the Mycenaean Civilization, in Ancient Greece:

• On the second floor

• In the middle of the central courtyard

• On one side of the central courtyard and in front of the altar

• Outside the building

What parts exist in Mégaro?

• The porch (open with two columns in antis), the vestibule (pronau) and the princess's room (cella)

• The anteroom (open with two columns in antis), the dining room (pronau) and a domos (main room or cella)

• The porch (open with two columns in antis), the arches and the priest's room (main room or cella)

• The porch (open with two columns in antis), the vestibule (pronau) and a domos (main room or cella)

The Treasury of Atreus, also known as the Tomb of Agamemnon, is:

• It is a vaulted tomb, or Tholos, and the largest struture at Mycenae

• It is a set of tombs of ancient Greek kings in Sparta

• It is a common pyramid-shaped construction found in Mycenae.

• It is a small vaulted tomb, or Thanos, famous for the treasures there

Mark the correct alternative

• The Ionic, Corinthian and Doric columns only had aesthetic differences, being used on any floor of the buildings

• Doric columns were more robust than Ionic or Corinthian columns, which is why they were used on the lower floors. They were very decorated with decorative reliefs throughout its entirety

• Ionic and Doric columns were only used in one-stage buildings or on higher floors due to their slenderness.

• Ionic columns were usually adorned with plants and had a grooved shaft

It is true to say that the Ionic Columns:

• They were the most suitable for supporting greater weight because they had a base of stacked discs.

• They were the most adorned with plants and grooves along their entire length.

• They were little used because their structure of stacked discs was difficult to assemble.

• They had bases with stacked discs and were the thinnest ones used in Greek constructions, and could not be used on lower levels.

Which columns had a grooved shaft and were adorned with plants?

• Ionic Collumns

• Corinthian Columns

• Doric Columns

Which columns were unadorned and smooth and had a grooved shaft?

• Ionic Columns

• Corinthian Columns

• Doric Columns