INDONESIAN ARCHITECTURE

Clearly defined sacred zones arranged according to Balinese cosmology, accommodating rituals, offerings, and processions

• ‎a. Meru Shrine

• ‎b. Open Pavilion

• ‎c. Courtyards

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• ‎d. Lake Shrine

The name “Jengki,” derived from

• ‎a. Yankei

• ‎b. Yankee

• c. Ya‎nke

• d. Yankey

It was originally built in the 17th century (1633) by King I Gusti Agung Putu of the Mengwi Kingdom.

• ‎a. Ulun Duna Beratan Temple

• ‎b. Danu Ulun Beratan Temple

• c. Duna Beratan Ulun Temple

• ‎d. Ulun Danu Beratan Temple

Which Indonesian roof style allows rapid rainwater runoff?

• ‎a. Wide roof overhang

• ‎b. Open plans and large openings

• c. Raised floors

• d. Steeply pitched roofs

Which place is a peaceful garden with lotus ponds and greenery?

• ‎a. Taman Wisata Kertha Gosa

• ‎b. Kerta Gosa Pavilion

• ‎c. Taman Gili

• ‎d. Sacred Temple and Courtyards

Which material is commonly used in temples for its durability and local availability?

• a. Volcanic stone or andesite

• ‎b. Wood

• ‎c. Interlocking stone masonry

• ‎d. Bamboo

What does the name “Istiqlal” mean?

• a. Unity
  

• b. Independence

• c. Faith

• d. Peace

What is the diameter of the main dome of Istiqlal Mosque?

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   a. 30 meters
   

• b. 45 meters

•  c. 60 meters

• d. 96 meters

Indonesia is located along which geological zone?

• a. Ring of Ice

• b. Pacific Ring of Fire

• c. Sahara Belt

• d. Alpine Zone

What architectural features became prominent during Islamic influence?

• a. Glass curtain walls

• b. Domes and minarets

• c. Concrete slabs

• d. Steel frames