Philippine Spanish Colonial Quiz

In the bahay kubo, an area that consists of table, river stones and a shoe-shaped stove (kalan).

• Bangahan

• Dapogan

• Batalan

• Kamalig

In the bahay na bato, the most immediate room from the stairs used for entertaining guests.

• Caida

• Sala

• Comedor

• Volada

The two - storey vernacular house of Batanes.

• Ivatan

• Maytuab

• Rakuh

• Firnayon

In Philippine Spanish Colonial Architecture, equivalent of the european moat:

• Cortina

• Bastion

• Foso

• Garita

In Philippine Spanish Colonial Architecture, the sentry post.

• Cortina

• Bastion

• Foso

• Garita

A church famous for the biggest number of murals on walls and ceilings.

• Church of Loboc

• Las Pinas Church

• Panay Church

• Quiapo Church

The first Filipino Architect who was schooled in London and began his architectural practice in 1858.

• Tomas Mapua

• Felix Roxas y Arroyo

• Carlos Barreto

• Andres Luna de San Pedro

The first organization of architects formed in 1902.

• Academia de Arquitectura y Agremensura de Filipinas (AAAF)

• Academia de Arquitectura, Ingenieria y Agremensura de Filipinas (AIAAF)

• Philippine Architects' Society (PAS)

• Philippine Institute of Architects and Planners (PIAP)

System introduced by the Americans in 1902 that introduced the use of toilet.

• Tsalet

• Cubeta

• Sanitary Barrio

• Gabaldon

The concept of a well - planned neighborhood introduced by the Americans in 1908.

• Tsalet

• Cubeta

• Sanitary Barrio

• Gabaldon