WorksheetsHISTO-EARLY CHRISTIAN(WIN)
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
What is A?
atrium
ambulatory
cantharus
narthex
What is B?
atrium
ambulatory
cantharus
narthex
What is C?
atrium
ambulatory
cantharus
narthex
What is D?
atrium
ambulatory
cantharus
narthex
What is E?
aisle
nave
altar
bema
What is F?
aisle
nave
altar
bema
What is G?
aisle
nave
altar
bema
What is H?
aisle
nave
altar
bema
What is I?
aisle
nave
bema
tribune
What is J?
altar
bema
apse
atrium
ARCHITECTURAL CHARACTER
Simplicity In Design
Coarseness In Execution
Early Christian contributed in the development of
ribbed vault
arcades
timber trussed roof
burial place
ciborium
crypt
naos
pronaos
also known as tabernacle or
“baldachino”.
ciborium
crypt
ambo
atrium
low screen wall
ambo
chancelli
choir
ambulatory
pulpit
ambo
chancelli
ambulatory
apse
terminal of the church, where
“sanctuary“ is located and the bishop took
the central space
ambo
apse
chancelli
ambulatory
largest &most impressive among all basilican
churches.
St. Paolo Fuori Le Mura, Rome
Church of Nativity, Bethlehem
The Baptistery of Constantine, Rome
Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem
founded
by Constantine, built over the traditional
birth of Christ.
Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem
St. Paolo Fuori Le Mura, Rome
Church of Nativity, Bethlehem
The Baptistery of Constantine, Rome
founded by Constantine, built over the
reputed tomb of Christ.
Church of Nativity, Bethlehem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem
St. Paolo Fuori Le Mura, Rome
The Baptistery of Constantine, Rome
by Sixtus III, dedicated to Constantine, oldest
among the Italian Baptisteries
St. Paolo Fuori Le Mura, Rome
Church of Nativity, Bethlehem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem
The Baptistery of Constantine, Rome
– earliest
building of “ cruciform” plan
Church of Nativity, Bethlehem
The Baptistery of Constantine, Rome
Tomb of Galla Placidia, Ravenna
Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Jerusalem
a passageway around the
apse of church.
Bema
Chevet
Ambulatory
Clerestory
a seat behind the choir
reserved for the clergy.
Dais
Ambulatory
Antepodium
Clergy
a stage reserved for the clergy
Tribune
Clergy
Bema
Dais
the apse, ambulatory, & radiating
terminal of a church.
Bema
Chevet
Clerestory
Ambulatory
an upper stage in the church
with windows above the adjacent roof
Clergy
Antepodium
Clerestory
Ambulatory
priest with the religious elders
clergy
priest
bishops
–a raised platform reserved for the
seating of speakers or dignitaries.
Antepodium
Tribune
Dais
Bema
a small private chapel furnished
w/ an altar and a crucifix.
Sepulcher
Triforium
Reredos
Oratory
an ornamental screen or wall at
the back of an altar.
Tribune
Sepulcher
Reredos
Oratory
the portion of a church crossing
the main axis at the right angle & forming
a cruciform plan.
Sepulcher
Triforium
Transept
Tribune
a slightly elevated platform or
Dais for the speaker.
Antepodium
Bema
Tribune
Dais
roof over the aisles below the
clerestory
Chevet
Ambulatory
Clerestory
Triforium
a tomb or receptacles for relics
especially in a Christian altar.
Dais
Oratory
Sepulcher
Reredos
