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WorksheetsHOA M-02 F-02 BYZANTINE ARCHITECTURE
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 2hrs 50mins
Byzantine Emperor, had the greatest impact on architecture and culture on the Byzantine Empire. Ruled from Constantinople.
Emperor Justinian I
Emperor Nero
Emperor Constantine
Emperor Theodosius
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What is the byzantine architecture?
It is a building of the eastern Roman Empire
It is a style of building that flourished under the rule of Roman Emperor Justinian
It is a style of building that flourished under the rule of Arcadio
It is a style of building that flourished under the rule of Emperor Constantine
What was the capital city of the Byzantine Empire?
Rome
Athens
Constantinople
Italy
Which is the correct order?
Istanbul - Constantinople - Byzantium
Constantinople - Byzantium - Istanbul
Byzantium - Istanbul- Constantinople
Byzantium - Constantinople - Istanbul
most Byzantine Architecture are _______ ; meaning Church related.
Ecclesiastical
Sacred
Sacerdotal
Pastoral
Who moved the capital of the Roman Empire to Byzantium?
Emperor Nero
Emperor Constantine
Emperor Justinian I
Emperor Theodosius
Surrounded by the Black Sea and the Mediterranean Sea.
Geographical Influence
Geological Influence
Religious Influence
Social and Political Influence
No good building stones , & local materials such as clay for bricks & rubble
for concrete were used .Marble was also used but mostly imported materials.
Geographical Influence
Geological Influence
Religious Influence
Social and Political Influence
Christianity to Islamic religion
Geographical Influence
Geological Influence
Religious Influence
Social and Political Influence
Took engineering of Romans, development of Pendentive domes on pendentive.
Geographical Influence
Geological Influence
Religious Influence
Social and Political Influence
Built several military gates and towers (defense against the Goths & Huns) but cannot avoid the Moslem or the Islamic people.
Emperor Justinian I
Emperor Nero
Emperor Constantine
Emperor Theodosius
Responsible for rebuilding of St. Sophia “ Divine Wisdom “ which now turned to a Moslem Mosque.
Emperor Justinian I
Emperor Nero
Emperor Constantine
Emperor Theodosius
A square plan in which the nave, chancel and transept arms are of equal length, the crossing generally surmounted by a dome that became the common form in the orthodox church.
Byzantine Cross
Greek Cross
Latin Cross
Roman Cross
How many type of cross for plan in Byzantine Architecture; and what are they?
Two; Greek Cross & Roman Cross
Three; Greek Cross, Roman Cross & Latin Cross
Two; Greek Cross & Latin Cross
One; Latin Cross
large ________ used to support domes which covers polygonal and square plans or churches and baptisteries.
Aisle
Narthex
Vault
Pendentive
The byzantine architecture dominated:
Eastern half of the Roman Empire
North of Africa
South of Europe
Western Half of Roman Empire
What are the main parts of the Hagia Sophia?
All of the Above
1.half dome
2.apse
3.central dome
4.pillars
5.church
6.scallops
7.tombs
1.scallops
2.half dome
3.apse
4.central dome
5.atrium
6.pillars
7.church
1.Scallops
2.half dome
3.Apse
4.central dome
5.Atrium
6.Pillars
7.Windows
What are the main examples of the byzantine architecture?
Hagia sophia
Hagia Sophia and Basilica of Sant' Apollinare Nuovo
St. Peter's Basilica
Basilica of Sant' Apollinare Nuovo
What makes Hagia Sophia well-known for its "suspended by golden chain from heaven" description?
Religious icons were done on mosaics on the domes, giving the effect of 'floating to heaven' on earth.
The lavish heavenly golden mosaic decorations and ornamentations that glisten under the Sun.
The dome was ringed with windows that lets in light
The spacious area under the golden dome created the effect of openness hence the feeling of suspension by the golden chain.
Where is the Basilica of Sant' Apollinare Nuovo?
Italy
Istanbul
France
Spain
Where is the Hagia Sophia built?
Italy
Istanbul
France
Spain
Who are the Architects of Hagia Sophia?
Emperor Constantine
Anthemius of Tralles
Isidorus of Miletus
Anthemius of Tralles and Isidorus of Miletus
A corbeled arch used to transform a square bay into an octagon for the springing of a dome. It transforms the square central bay into an octagon that supports a drum and dome.
Squinch
Narthex
Vault
Pendentive
What is not a type of church in Byzantine Architecture?
Basilica church
Hamman
Cross-In-Square
Cross Dome Plan
A small circular panel or opening.
Narthex
Pendentive
Roundel
Squinch
In the major features of the Hagia Sophia what is the part labeled A (also B & H)
Narthex
Pendentive
Roundel
Exedra
In the major features of the Hagia Sophia what is the part labeled C & G
Pendentive
Central Domes
Roundel
Half-Domes
In the major features of the Hagia Sophia what is the part labeled D
Pendentive
Central Domes
Roundel
Half-Domes
In the major features of the Hagia Sophia what is the part labeled E
Pendentive
Central Domes
Roundel
Half-Domes
In the major features of the Hagia Sophia what is the part labeled I
Outer Narthex
Central Domes
Inner Narthex
Half-Domes
In the major features of the Hagia Sophia what is the part labeled J
Outer Narthex
Central Domes
Inner Narthex
Half-Domes
In the major features of the Hagia Sophia what is the part labeled F
Half-Domes
Exedrae
One of two flat walls on the sides of the building where there are no half-domes and Exedrae
One of two flat walls on the sides of the building where there are half-domes and Exedrae
What part of the Hagia Sophia is number 1?
Iwan
Forecourt
Court
Atrium
What part of the Hagia Sophia is number 2?
Outer Apse
Outer Narthex
Inner Narthex
Inner Apse
What part of the Hagia Sophia is number 3?
Outer Apse
Outer Narthex
Inner Narthex
Inner Apse
What part of the Hagia Sophia is number 4?
Aisle
Narthex
Apse
Ambo
What part of the Hagia Sophia is number 5?
Choir
Ambo
Exedrae
Solea
What part of the Hagia Sophia is number 6?
Choir
Sanctuary Apse
Exedrae
Solea
What part of the Hagia Sophia is number 7?
Pier
Penentive
Dome
Half Dome
What part of the Hagia Sophia is number 8?
Aisle
Penentive
Dome
Half Dome
Part of a Byzantine church: Entrance Porch.
Iconostasis
Narthex
Ambo
Choir
Part of a Byzantine church: Under the center of the dome from which the scriptures were proclaimed.
Iconostasis
Narthex
Ambo
Choir
Part of a Byzantine church: Beneath the ambo at floor level.
Iconostasis
Narthex
Ambo
Choir
Part of a Byzantine church: Screen Bearing Images.
Iconostasis
Bema or Transept
Cimborium
Synthronon
Part of a Byzantine church: Crossing of the church Plan.
Diaconicon and prosthesis
Bema or Transept
Cimborium
Synthronon
Part of a Byzantine church: Canopy protecting the altar.
Diaconicon and prosthesis
Bema or Transept
Cimborium
Synthronon
Part of a Byzantine church: Rows of seats located at the apse.
Diaconicon and prosthesis
Solea
Cimborium
Synthronon
Part of a Byzantine church: Sacristies or two smaller compartments and apses at the sides of the bema.
Diaconicon and prosthesis
Solea
Cimborium
Synthronon
Part of a Byzantine church: Connects the ambo and bema, a raised walkway enclosed by a railing or low wall.
Diaconicon and prosthesis
Solea
Cimborium
Synthronon
What Byzantine Architectural Building is this?
Hagia Sophia
Basilica of San Vitale
Basilica of Saint’ Apollinare Nuovo
St. Mark's Basilica
What Byzantine Architectural Building is this?
Hagia Sophia
Basilica of San Vitale
Hagia Irene
St. Mark's Basilica
What Byzantine Architectural Building is this?
Hagia Sophia
Basilica of San Vitale
Basilica of Saint’Apollinare
St. Mark's Basilica
What Byzantine Architectural Building is this?
Hagia Sophia
Basilica of San Vitale
Basilica of Saint’Apollinare
St. Mark's Basilica
What Byzantine Architectural Building is this?
Hagia Sophia
Basilica of San Vitale
Basilica of Saint’Apollinare
St. Mark's Basilica
What Byzantine Architectural Building is this?
Ankara Walls
Walls of Constantinople
Walls of Theodosious
Walls of Thessaloniki
