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HOA - Q2 - GREEK ARCH AND ROMAN ARCH

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A style of Architecture in Greek in which the beam forms the constructive feature.

a)

Doric

b)

Ionic

c)

Pinacotheca

d)

Trabeated

e)

Exedrae

2.

In Greek Architecture, A Recess or Alcove with raised seat where the disputation of the learned took place.

a)

Doric

b)

Ionic

c)

Pinacotheca

d)

Exedrae

e)

Trabeated

3.

In Greek Architecture, A Picture Gallery or a building to contain painted pictures.

a)

Doric

b)

Ionic

c)

Pinacotheca

d)

Trabeated

e)

Exedrae

4.

The chief class of building in the Hellenic Period.

a)

Churches

b)

Temples

c)

Megaron

d)

Agora

e)

Gymnasium

5.

The Steps forming the base of a columned Greek Temple.

a)

Pediment

b)

Crepidoma

c)

Naos

d)

Stylobate

e)

Stereobate

6.

The upper step forming a platform on which a colonnade is placed.

a)

Pediment

b)

Crepidoma

c)

Naos

d)

Stylobate

e)

Stereobate

7.

In Classical Architecture, A Triangular piece of wall above the entablature enclosed by raking cornices.

a)

Pediment

b)

Crepidoma

c)

Naos

d)

Stylobate

e)

Stereobate

8.

Tooth like blocks in Ionic and Corinthian Cornices.

a)

Attic Base

b)

Flutes

c)

Fillets

d)

Dentils

e)

Plinth

9.

In an Ionic Column, The Lowest square member of the base of a column.

a)

Attic Base

b)

Flutes

c)

Fillets

d)

Plinth

e)

Dentils

10.

In an Ionic Column, A Small Flat band between mouldings to separate them from each other.

a)

Attic Base

b)

Flutes

c)

Fillets

d)

Plinth

e)

Dentils

11.

The vertical Channeling on the shaft of a column.

a)

Attic Base

b)

Flutes

c)

Fillets

d)

Plinth

e)

Dentils

12.

In Greek Architecture, a long colonnaded building that serves many purposes.

a)

Prytaneion

b)

Stoa

c)

Bouleuterion

d)

Thermae

e)

Basilica

13.

In Greek Architecture, often Rectangular Buildings with banked seats facing inwards.

a)

Prytaneion

b)

Stoa

c)

Bouleuterion

d)

Thermae

e)

Basilica