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WorksheetsHOA 5 (CTTO)
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 35mins
In Egyptian architecture, tomb of pharaohs was the
Ziggurat
Mastab
Pyramid
Great pyramid at Giza was built in the 4th dynasty by
Rameses I
Cheops
Chepren
Mineral of greatest importance to Greek architecture of which Greece and her domains had ample supplies
Pozzolana
Marble
Clay
Greek architecture was essentially
Arch and vaulted
Buttressed and domed
Columnar and trabeated
Imposing entrance to Acropolis and erected by Mnesicles
Propylaea
Erechtheion
Poseidon
Building in Acropolis generally considered as being the most nearly perfect building ever erected
Erechtheion
Parthenon
Porch of the Maidens
With use of concrete made possible by pozzolona, a native natural cement, Romans to achieve huge interiors used
Post and beam
Arch and vault
Pendentive
Which of the order was added by Romans to the orders used by the Greeks?
Ionic
Composite
Corinthian
During Macedonian dynasty, favorite type of church plan
Greek cross
Roman cross
Circular
From the 5th century to the present, character of Byzantine architecture is
Timber trusses
Ribbed arches
Domical roof construction
Finest example of Byzantine architecture
S. Irene, Constantinople
S. Sophia, Constantinople
S. Mark, Venice
Architectural character of Romanesque style
Sober and dignified
Grotesque and bizarre
Flamboyant and decorative
Renaissance of 15th century in Italy had its birth in
Venice
Florence
Rome
In Egyptian architecture, tomb of nobility was the
Ziggurat
Mastaba
Pyramid
Monumental arch of Egypt is essentially a _______ style.
Buttress and dome
Arch and vault
Columnar and trabeated
King Djoser's architect who was revered and deified in the 26th dynasty
Imhotep
Senad
Seneferu
In Mesopotamian architecture, religion called for temples made of sun dried bricks
Megarons
Thakamus
Ziggurats
Architect of Apollo Epicurius
Ictinus
Callicrates
Callimachus
Temple whose most remarkable feature is use of all three Greek orders
Artemus
Parthenon
Apollo Epicurius
Temple with circular plan supporting a dome of about 140 ft. in diameter and described by Thomas Jefferson as model of spherical arch
St. Peter's Basilica
S. Sophia
Pantheon
The Colosseum, Rome was commenced by Vespacian and completed by
Domitian
Titus
Trajan
Character of Early Christian arch is determined by the novel development of
Stone vaults
Timber trusses
Arched vaults
Emperor of Byzantine empire who codified Roman laws and responsible for rebuilding of S. Sophia was
Diocletian
Theodosius
Justinian
One of the world's supreme masterpieces of Romanesque arch which was the 1st building in Europe to have ribbed vaults.
Winchester Cathedral
Norwich Cathedral
Durham Cathedral
Greatest patron of Romanesque arch
Christian church
Private business
Civil government
Romanesque was the great age of the monasteries in
Oldest French Gothic cathedral which was begun by Bishop Maurice de Sully
Notre Dame
Charters Cathedral
Reims Cathedral
Largest medieval cathedral in Europe, with exception of S. Peter's Rome
Westminster Abbey
Seville Cathedral
Notre Dame
Area reserved for entertaining guests in bahay kubo
Dulang
Caida
Sala
Bulwagan
Traditional Maranaw house for the ordinary members of the community
Walay
Lamin
Torogan
Dama
The Ifugao house (southern strain) is known as
Fayu
Bale
Chalanan
Batalag
Egyptian architecture was principally designed for
External adoration
Light and color
Internal effect
Shade and shadow
The shaft of the Greek order terminates in the
Trachelion
Hypotrachelion
Abacus
Echinus
Roman rectangular temples stood on a
Crepidoma
Stylobate
Podium
Pedestal
The plan for the Colosseum, Rome, is shaped in the form of
Circle
Half-circle
Ellipse
Trapezoid
