What is the main purpose of architectural working drawings?

• To show the aesthetic aspects of the building

• To market the project to clients

• To provide accurate construction and execution information

• To calculate the project's total cost

Which of the following is part of working drawings?

• 3D exterior perspective

• Detailed floor plans with dimensions

• Concept sketches

• Mood board

Foundation details should typically include soil layers and…?

• Interior design layouts

• Door and window schedule

• Reinforcement, blinding, and insulation

• Building elevations

What architectural period does the Hagia Sophia belong to?

• Gothic

• Byzantine

• Romanesque

• Islamic

Which of the following features is typical of Byzantine architecture?

• Flying buttresses

• Central dome on pendentives

• Ribbed vaults

• Bell towers

Romanesque architecture is known for its:

• Light-filled interiors

• Semi-circular arches and thick walls

• Flying buttresses

• Extensive use of glass

The architectural term 'narthex' refers to:

• The altar area

• The dome base

• The entrance or lobby of a basilica

• The crypt under the church

Which architectural style does Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris belong to?

• Romanesque

• Byzantine

• Gothic

• Baroque

What is the symbolic role of 'gargoyles' on Gothic cathedrals?

• Purely decorative

• Water spouts and spiritual protection

• Historical storytelling

• Light reflection

What is the key difference between the consultant and the contractor?

• Consultant finances the project, contractor designs

• Consultant supervises and reviews design; contractor executes

• Consultant executes the project; the contractor gives instructions

• No difference