1. What is the primary goal of sustainable architectural systems?

• a) Increasing construction speed
• b) Reducing environmental impact
• c) Enhancing cultural heritage
• d) Improving building aesthetics

3. What sustainable material is commonly used in construction?

• a) Concrete
• b) Plastic
• c) Bamboo
• d) Asphalt

5. What is Building Information Modeling (BIM) used for?

• a) Improving ventilation
• b) Energy-efficient lighting
• c) 3D modeling and planning
• d) Interior decoration

7. Which technology helps monitor energy usage in buildings?

• a) Air purifiers
• b) Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning systems
• c) Energy management systems
• d) Traditional floor plans

9. Gothic architecture is known for which of the following characteristics?

• a) Tall spires and pointed arches
• b) Minimalist lines
• c) Dome structures
• d) Prefabricated modules

11. Traditional Japanese architecture typically incorporates:

• a) High-tech lighting systems
• b) Large glass facades
• c) Sliding paper doors and natural materials
• d) Gothic-style pointed arches

13. Which of the following is an example of an integrated architectural system?

• a) Solar panels on a traditional roof
• b) Separate systems for lighting and ventilation
• c) Natural ventilation integrated with a smart window system
• d) A foundation without insulation

15. What happens if architectural systems are poorly integrated?

• a) The building becomes more energy-efficient
• b) It improves cultural aesthetics
• c) It leads to inefficiencies and discomfort
• d) It enhances building flexibility

17. Which concept is essential for smart city development?

• a) Prefabricated panels
• b) IoT and AI integration
• c) Open floor plans
• d) Traditional insulation methods

19. What is one advantage of modular architectural systems?

• a) They are more culturally significant
• b) They allow flexibility and adaptability
• c) They eliminate energy consumption
• d) They reduce aesthetic appeal