WorksheetsArchitecture in Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Nepal & Tibet
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
It is the largest cave temple of Sri Lanka
Dambulla
Mulkirigala
Mihintale
Situlpahuwa
This structure lies in the south-west part of Sri Lanka, and due to its unique structure, it is also observed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Colombo Fort
Galle Fort
Fort Area
Negombo Fort
A pioneer of the modern architectural style in Sri Lanka and the first Sri Lankan woman to be trained as an architect.
Valentine Gunasekara
Channa Daswette
Minnette De Silva
Geoffrey Bawa
It is expected to be the world’s tallest vertical garden, which uses harvested rainwater, recycled bathroom sink and shower water and drip irrigation technique to water the plants.
Karunaratne
. Kuttam Pokuna
Thumparamaya
Clear Point Residencies
It is known as “The Roof of the World”
Sri Lanka
Tibet
Nepal
Afghanistan
The following are the three main parts of Tibetan Temples except for the:
Stupa
Assembly Hall
Ambulatory
Cell
A bell-shaped with a spike on the top
Tibetan Cave Temples
Tibetan Stupas
Tibetan Temples
Tibetan Houses
Which of the following is not a feature and characteristics of Tibet Architecture?
The windows and doors are facing north
All houses and monasteries are built on elevated spot
The roof of Tibetan houses are flat
Windows of Tibetan houses are generally small
It means structure made like pyramids
. Shikhara
Stupa
Pagoda
Tundals
The following are the three prominent styles of Nepal Architecture except:
Pagoda Style
Stupa Style
Shikhara Style
Ambulatory Style
The main entrance gate called "The Golden Gate" is another remarkable feature of what palace?
Boudhanath Stupa
Fifty-five window Palace
Kasthamandap Palace
Dattetraya Temple
It is popularly known as "Monkey Temple"
Swayambhunath Stupa
Namobuddha Stupa
Krishna Mandir
Mahabouddha Temple
It uses symbolic geometry and pure forms such as the circle and square, and plans are based on often symmetrial layouts featuring rectangular courtyards and halls.
Persian Architecture
Central Asian Architecture
Indian Architecture
Western Style Architecture
Afghanistan's architecture has been influenced by the following architectural styles except:
Central Asia
Persian
Herat Citadel
Indian
It has depict walled and moated cities with massive gates, elaborate multi-storied residences, pavilions with a variety of domes, together with the simple, thatched-roofed huts.
Indian Architectural Characteristics
Persian Architectural Characteristics
Western Style Characteristics
Islamic Architectural Characteristics
