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Victorian Era Architectural styles Definitions

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Bay Window

a)

A window that sticks out of a house, that can have windows on the side of it.

b)

A molding going around a house with rectangle holes in it.

c)

A round or square shaped post usually holding up the roof.

d)

A window that sticks out from the roof that has a roof of its own.

e)

Wood siding used on a house.

2.

Dentils

a)

The piece that runs along where the roof and wall meets.

b)

A molding going around a house with rectangle holes in it.

c)

A round or square shaped post usually holding up the roof.

d)

The triangular part at the end of a building formed by the two sides of a sloping roof.

e)

Wood siding used on a house.

3.

Column

a)

The piece that runs along where the roof and wall meets.

b)

The triangular part at the end of a building formed by the two sides of a sloping roof.

c)

A round or square shaped post usually holding up the roof.

d)

A window that sticks out from the roof that has a roof of its own.

e)

Wood siding used on a house.

4.

Dormer

a)

The piece that runs along where the roof and wall meets.

b)

The upper part of a wall or story.

c)

The piece that comes out from the roof and covers the porch.

d)

A window that sticks out from the roof that has a roof of its own.

e)

Wood siding used on a house.

5.

Clapboard Siding

a)

The piece that runs along where the roof and wall meets.

b)

The upper part of a wall or story.

c)

The piece that comes out from the roof and covers the porch.

d)

A post that goes across the top of a window or door.

e)

Wood siding used on a house.

6.

Cornice

a)

The piece that runs along where the roof and wall meets.

b)

The upper part of a wall or story.

c)

The piece that comes out from the roof and covers the porch.

d)

A post that goes across the top of a window or door.

e)

Wood siding used on a house.

7.

Entablature

a)

A porch with a roof.

b)

The upper part of a wall or story.

c)

The piece that comes out from the roof and covers the porch.

d)

A post that goes across the top of a window or door.

e)

A roof with two slopes, and often it is flat on top.

8.

Gable

a)

The triangular part at the end of a building formed by the two sides of a sloping roof.

b)

The upper part of a wall or story.

c)

The piece that comes out from the roof and covers the porch.

d)

A post that goes across the top of a window or door.

e)

A roof with two slopes, and often it is flat on top.

9.

Pediment

a)

A porch with a roof.

b)

The upper part of a wall or story.

c)

The piece that comes out from the roof and covers the porch.

d)

A window or panel, usually operable, above a window or door.

e)

A roof with two slopes, and often it is flat on top.

10.

Lintel

a)

A porch with a roof.

b)

The upper part of a wall or story.

c)

A post that goes across the top of a window or door.

d)

A window or panel, usually operable, above a window or door.

e)

A roof with two slopes, and often it is flat on top.

11.

Portico

a)

A porch with a roof.

b)

The upper part of a wall or story.

c)

A post that goes across the top of a window or door.

d)

A window or panel, usually operable, above a window or door.

e)

A roof with two slopes, and often it is flat on top.

12.

Mansard Roof

a)

A porch with a roof.

b)

The upper part of a wall or story.

c)

A post that goes across the top of a window or door.

d)

A window or panel, usually operable, above a window or door.

e)

A roof with two slopes, and often it is flat on top.

13.

Transom

a)

A porch with a roof.

b)

The upper part of a wall or story.

c)

A post that goes across the top of a window or door.

d)

A window or panel, usually operable, above a window or door.

e)

A roof with two slopes, and often it is flat on top.

14.

Turret

a)

A porch with a roof.

b)

A small, skinny tower usually at the corner of a building.

c)

A post that goes across the top of a window or door.

d)

A window or panel, usually operable, above a window or door.

e)

A roof with two slopes, and often it is flat on top.

15.

What Architectural feature is this:

a)

Bay Window

b)

Transom

c)

Column

d)

Cornice

e)

Dormer

16.

What Architectural feature is this:

a)

Bay Window

b)

Clapboard Siding

c)

Column

d)

Cornice.

e)

Dentils

17.

What Architectural feature is this:

a)

Bay Window

b)

Clapboard Siding

c)

Column

d)

Cornice.

e)

Dentils

18.

What Architectural feature is this:

a)

Bay Window

b)

Clapboard Siding

c)

Column

d)

Cornice.

e)

Dentils

19.

What Architectural feature is this:

a)

Bay Window

b)

Clapboard Siding

c)

Column

d)

Cornice.

e)

Dentils

20.

What Architectural feature is this:

a)

Dormer

b)

Gable

c)

Bay Window

d)

Mansard Roof

e)

Turret

21.

What Architectural feature is this:

a)

Dormer

b)

Gable

c)

Lintel

d)

Mansard Roof

e)

Portico

22.

What Architectural feature is this:

a)

Dormer

b)

Gable

c)

Lintel

d)

Mansard Roof

e)

Portico

23.

What Architectural feature is this:

a)

Dormer

b)

Gable

c)

Lintel

d)

Mansard Roof

e)

Portico

24.

What Architectural feature is this:

a)

Dormer

b)

Turret

c)

Lintel

d)

Mansard Roof

e)

Portico

25.

What Architectural feature is this:

a)

Bay Window

b)

Gable

c)

Dormer

d)

Turret

e)

Transom

26.

What Architectural feature is this:

a)

Bay Window

b)

Gable

c)

Dormer

d)

Turret

e)

Transom