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Cityscape Review

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What did the Ancient Egyptian use to build their house?

a)

Mud and wood

b)

Mud and papyrus

c)

Bricks and papyrus

d)

Brick and mud

2.

Where did the Ancient Egyptians sleep and eat during summer?

a)

In the bedroom

b)

In the kitchen

c)

On the roof

d)

In the bathroom

3.

How did the roofs of the Ancient Egyptians look like?

a)

Looked like a Pyramid

b)

Flat roofs

c)

Triangle

d)

No roofs

4.

Why did Ancient Egyptians build the Pyramid?

a)

They like to build anything

b)

They need homes

c)

To watched over the pharaohs

d)

To keep the mummies of pharaohs and their belongings

5.

What was Pyramid made of?

a)

Limestone stones

b)

Mud

c)

Wood

d)

Papyrus

6.

What structure was built to watch over the Great Pyramid?

a)

Houses

b)

Sphinx

c)

Temples

d)

Sanctuary

7.

What did the Majapahit's commoner houses made of?

a)

Bricks and wood

b)

Mud and papyrus

c)

Gold

d)

Iron

8.

How did people in the Majapahit era attach the parts of their house? They used ...

a)

Glue

b)

Wooden peg

c)

Cement

d)

Rope

9.

The houses in Majapahit era consist of several rooms, there are ...

a)

Kitchen

b)

Bedroom and Living room

c)

Storage room

d)

Bathroom

10.

What is the difference between the bricks in the Ancient Egypt and Majapahit civilization?

a)

Both are made of stone

b)

Egyptians' bricks were made of clay, Majapahit's bricks were made of mud

c)

Majapahit's bricks were made of clay, Egyptians' bricks were made of mud

d)

Both are made of pebbles

11.

What architecture style do the people use in the present civilization?

a)

Colonial

b)

Classic

c)

Victorian

d)

Minimalist

12.

which of the following are the characteristics of minimalist architecture?

a)

Geometric shapes

b)

Straight lines

c)

Primary colors

d)

All correct

13.

Homes today are made of all kinds of materials, except

a)

Bricks

b)

Papyrus

c)

Cement

d)

Glass

e)

Metal