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HOA M-02 MODERN ARCHITECTURE 01

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Started in England and spread throughout Europe and America.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

2.

From and agrarian, handicraft economy to industry and machine manufacture.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

3.

New buildings serving new functions due to new social order and rapid growth in populations.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

4.

New construction materials - Iron and Steel.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

5.

Engineering systems incorporated in municipal, commercial and residential buildings.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

6.

Architectural Period: 1750-1850

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

7.

Architectural Period: 1855-1861

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

8.

Architectural Period: 1880-1910

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

9.

Architectural Period: 1885-1925

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

10.

Many revivals of classic styles, producing a diverse assortment of architectural designs.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

11.

Architects refused to accept new ideas.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

12.

Pioneered by John Ruskin, William Morris and Philip Webb

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

13.

New Appreciation of the decorative arts throughout Europe.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

14.

Movement to revive handicrafts.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

15.

Encouraged the use of simple forms and natural materials.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

16.

A more logical relationship between design and materials.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

17.

"Neoclassism gone wild".

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

18.

In french, it means Fine Art

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

19.

Characterized by order, symmetry, formal design, grandiosity, and elaborate ornamentation.

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

20.

What was Beaux art based on?

a)

French Romanticism

b)

French Neoclassism

c)

Musée des Beaux Arts

d)

École des Beaux-Arts

21.

What Architectural Period is this from?

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

22.

What Architectural Period is this from?

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

23.

What Architectural Period is this from?

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

24.

What is this landmark called?

a)

Statue of Freedom

b)

Statue of Liberty

c)

Statue of Justice

d)

Statue of Peace

25.

What is its total height from the base of the pedestal foundation to the tip of the torch?

a)

305' 10"

b)

305' 6"

c)

300' 6"

d)

300' 10"

26.

What is the height from the heel to the top of the head?

a)

111' 10"

b)

110' 10"

c)

111' 6"

d)

110' 6"

27.

What is its waistline?

a)

45ft

b)

30ft

c)

40ft

d)

35ft

28.

What does the seven rays of her crown mean? (Each measuring up to 9ft in length and weighs as much as 150 pounds)

a)

Seven Continents

b)

The First seven Official States

c)

The Freedom of America

d)

The Seven Founding Fathers

29.

How many steps does it take from the pedestal to the head?

a)

133 steps

b)

154 steps

c)

150 steps

d)

165 steps

30.

Where in Paris, France is this located?

a)

Jardin du Luxembourg

b)

Parc des Buttes-Chaumont

c)

Champ de Mars

d)

Tuileries Garden

31.

Who designed this Landmark?

a)

Jean Nouvel

b)

Le Corbusier

c)

Jonathan Gustave Eiffel

d)

Alexander Gustave Eiffel

32.

it is originally built as the entrance arch for the World's fair in 1889 and is considered as a technical and architectural achievement.

a)

Eiffel Tower

b)

Arc de Triomphe

c)

The Louvre

d)

The Center Pompidou

33.

It is _____ in height and was the tallest man made structure in the world for 41 years before being surpassed by the Chrysler building in New York.

a)

335 meters

(1100ft)

b)

320 meters

(1050ft)

c)

330 meters

(1085ft)

d)

332 meters

(1090ft)

34.

What is this made of?

a)

Concrete

b)

Steel

c)

Iron

d)

Copper

35.

How much does it weigh?

a)

15,000 tons

b)

20,000 tons

c)

100,000 tons

d)

10,000 tons

36.

A 'Goth' Architecture but was forced to redesign in Classical.

a)

Foreign and Commonwealth Building

b)

Westminster Palace

c)

Midland Grand Hotel

d)

Albert Memorial

37.

Prolific English Gothic Revival Architect and Architect for the Foreign and Commonwealth Office

a)

Edward Blore

b)

George Gilbert Scott

c)

William Burn

d)

David Bryce

38.

Also called as the Thomas Jefferson building and often called a "celebration in stone" and was modeled after the Paris Opera House.

a)

The White House

b)

Washington National Cathedral

c)

Library of Congress

d)

United States Capitol

39.

Where is the Thomas Jefferson Building Located?

a)

Philadelphia

b)

Virginia

c)

New Hamptons, New York

d)

Washington, DC

40.

Who made the plans for the Thomas Jefferson Building?

a)

John L. Smithmeyer and Paul K. Pelz

b)

John Ruskin and William Morris

c)

John Ruskin and Philip Webb

d)

None of the Above

41.

Combined classical ideas with lavish ornamentation.

a)

Palace of Versailles

b)

Paris Opera House

c)

Library of Congress

d)

he Louvre Palace

42.

Who is the Architect for this building?

a)

William Morris

b)

Philip Webb

c)

Charles Garnier

d)

Paul J. Pelz

43.

Architectural Period: 1893 - 1920

a)

Art Nouveau

b)

Neo-Gothic

c)

Art Deco

d)

Prairie Style

44.

Architectural Period: 1890 - 1914

a)

Art Nouveau

b)

Neo-Gothic

c)

Art Deco

d)

Prairie Style

45.

Architectural Period: 1905 - 1930

a)

Art Nouveau

b)

Neo-Gothic

c)

Art Deco

d)

Prairie Style

46.

Architectural Period: 1925 - 1937

a)

Art Nouveau

b)

Neo-Gothic

c)

Art Deco

d)

Prairie Style

47.

Architectural Period: Mid 19th Century

a)

Barnoial Style

b)

Modernist Style

c)

Art Deco

d)

Prairie Style

48.

Architectural Period: 1900-1972

a)

Barnoial Style

b)

Modernist Style

c)

Art Deco

d)

Prairie Style

49.

What architectural period is this from?

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

50.

What architectural period is this from?

a)

Industrial Revolution

b)

Arts and Crafts Movement

c)

Beaux Arts

d)

Battle of Styles

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