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WorksheetsHouse and roof styles
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Resembles the ancient houses of Europe and New England. Has lumber lines on the walls.
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Georgian
Colonial
Mansard
Large, often square-ish in shape, flat surface symetrical on both sides, has a door with two posts.
Georgian
Colonial
Victorian
Mansard
Large, has a large porch with poles holding up the roof, often has dormers.
Colonial
Georgian
Queen Anne's
Victorian
Italian-style house with a large roof with a flat top with living space inside.
Mansard
Victorian
Queen Anne's
Colonial
Long with no height, often with a shaded porch
Ranch
Bungalow
Georgian
Mansard
Has a roof that extends over the porch, has pillars made of wood and stone, door is in the center
Bungalow
Ranch
Mansard
Craftsman
House often made from stones and often has a low-pitched gable roof
Craftsman
Bungalow
Ranch
Colonial
a large central chimmney, little ornamtation, broad and wide
Cape Cod
Ranch
Bungalow
Craftsman
Large, often pastel colored, uses latice as decoration, wooden trim.
Victorian
Queen Anne's
Colonial
Georgian
A style of Victorian era house, complete with multiple towers, pastel colors, and wood latice
Victorian
Queen Anne
Colonial
Georgian
Large windows, modern style houses
Contemporary
Bungalow
Ranch
Craftsman
Gable style roof with extra living space and dormers
High-pitched gable
low-pitched gable
Saltbox
Mansard
Large, tall roofs
Hip
Low-pitched gable
High-pitched gable
Mansard
Gable style roof with low height
Low-pitched gable
Saltbox
High-pitched gable
Flat
Roof often found on tall buildings
Flat
Low-pitched gable
saltbox
Mansard
Roof type with a large and tall bottom with flat top and windows
Mansard
High-pitched gable
Saltbox
Hip
Roof type with one long side and one short side
Flat
Saltbox
Low-pitched gable
Mansard
Usually called the barn roof
Gambrel
Mansard
Hip
High-pitched gable
