History of Architecture (Final Period Q1)

1.0            Revival Greek and Roman orders as decorative motifs

• a.     Neoclassicism

• b.     Art Deco

• c.     Beaux Art

• d.     Modernism

 

2.0       Is a general name for the American teachers who came to the Philippines from 1901.

• a.     Thomas

• b.     US American Teachers

• c.     Thomasites

• d.     All of the above

3.0       Which passed on 26 August 1903. Passed by the United States Congress, it established     a scholarship program for Filipinos to attend school in the United States.

• a.     Philippines Organic Act

• b.     The Pensionado Act Is Act No.854 of The Philippine Commission

• c.     Jones Act (1916)

• d.     Tydings–McDuffie Act (1934)

 

4.0       Is a type of house that combines Filipino and American architectural styles.

• a.     Tsalet

• b.     Bahay Na Bato

• c.     Modern House

• d.     All of the above

5.0       Provides space for outdoor living and ventilation

• a.     Extended veranda

• b.     Private living spaces

• c.     Private garages

• d.     All of the above

6.0       Bedrooms are arranged perpendicular and opposite to the front and living areas

• a.     Extended veranda

• a.     Private living spaces

• a.     Private garages

• a.     All of the above

7.0       Who planned the and developed the City of Manila and City of Baguio.

• a.     Edgar K. Bourne

• a.     Juan M. Arellano

• a.     William E. Parsons

• a.     Daniel Burnham

8.0       Architect who design the Ideal Theatre and Galaxy Theatre

• a.     Pablo S. Antonio Sr.

• b.     Juan M. Arellano

• c.     William E. Parsons

• d.     Antonio M. Toledo

9.0       Architect who designed the Manila City Hall

• a.     Pablo S. Antonio Sr.

• b.     Juan M. Arellano

• c.     William E. Parsons

• d.     Antonio M. Toledo

10.0     Architect who designed the Leyte Capitol Building

• a.   Pablo S. Antonio Sr.

• b.  Juan M. Arellano

• c.   William E. Parsons

•      d.   Antonio M. Toledo