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WorksheetsTROPICAL DESIGN ARCH2A MIDTERM EXAM
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
Thermal Balance means to regulate our body temperature
with minimal effort.
TRUE
FALSE
Convection energy is transmitted from a space.
TRUE
FALSE
Solar gain is influenced by the building insulation
levels and its orientation.
TRUE
FALSE
Sound Quality has been recognized as a source of well being
and essential to good health.
TRUE
FALSE
It is a method which helps to reduce the building
energy demand for heating and cooling. It aims to
use natural energy resources in order to provide the
comfort in structure.
Climatic
Analysis
Climatic
Data
Climatic
Concept
Sustainable
Design
the amount of
heat energy that is in the air.
Heat Gain
Radian
Heat
Radiation
Temperature
a process that ends with the fall of water, in liquid or solid form,
to the earth’s surface. The latter process is known as
evapotranspiration and is part of the water cycle.
Rainfall
Precipitation
Evaporation
Condensation
It is the force exerted on a given surface due to the weight of the
atmosphere.
Wind
Pressure
Wind
Velocity
Atmospheric
Pressure
Wind
Direction
Rain is form when humid air cools down to its dew point, and water
droplets or ice attach to small particles of dust, ash, or other
contaminants.
TRUE
FALSE
The amount of sunlight the ground receives is
called ____________.
Solar Radiation
Solar Heat
Isolation
Heat Gain
The amount of solar radiation is one of the most determining factors that shall be considered in building design, especially roof design.
TRUE
FALSE
refers to the amount of incoming solar energy, or radiation,
that reaches the Earth’s surface. The angle at which the rays from the
sun hit the Earth determines this intensity.
Sun Angle
Reflection
Sun Intensity
Sun Path
refers to the proportion of the existing amount of
humidity in the air to the maximum amount of acceptable humidity in
terms of percent.
Absolute
Humidity
Relative
Humidity
Low Humidity
Percentage
Humidity
this are smaller climates within the larger climate zone. It applies to the surfaces of terrestrial and glaciated environments, but it could also pertain to the surfaces of oceans and other bodies of water.
Continental
Climate
Maritime
Climate
Micro-Climate
Weather
It refers to the form of the landscape-its steepness, shape, and slope aspect. It creates differences in climate across very small distances.
Contour
Land-forms
Elevation
Topography
A general term for the plant life of a region or in a specific place. It refers to the ground cover provided by plants and important in local and global energy balances.
Landscaping
Ecology
Vegetation
Plantation
It includes a wide variety of human built objects, mainly associated with development, and discarded objects.
Built
Environment
Artificial
Structure
Building
Structures
Tall Buildings
Lands that slope 18 percent and up . These areas supports the system below them, or what we call the lowland and coastal ecosystems.
Continental
Mountains
Up-hill Region
Upland
Region
The Maritime climate is influenced by both the land and sea between which the coast forms a boundary. The thermal properties of water are such that the sea maintains a relatively constant day to day temperature compared with the land.
TRUE
FALSE
It is the most complex of all microclimates.
Mountain
Region
Urban Region
Upland Region
Maritime
Region
Design that works with the environment to
exclude unwanted heat or cold and take advantage
of sun and breezes, therefore avoiding or minimizing
the need for mechanical heating or cooling.
Active
Design
Passive
Design
Tropical
Design
Sustainable
Design
Thermal mass refers to the ability of building materials to absorb,
store and release heat.
TRUE
FALSE
Large windows facilitate cross ventilation.
TRUE
FALSE
In a tropical climate, windows should
ideally be shaded from direct sunlight all year
round and should open to allow heat gain.
TRUE
FALSE
Thermal Concept refers to a persons mental state in terms of whether
are too cold or hot.
TRUE
FALSE
