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WorksheetsMIDTERM EXAM
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Göbeklitepe is important because ...
It is the first temple built by villagers
It is a village with monumental sculpture
It is barn built by hunter and gatherers
It shows that human beings built temples before houses
The houses in Çatalhöyük ...
have large windows and doors proving lots of light into the interior
has platforms with different heights and surface treatment for different functions
are built of stone
has animal bones buried inside them
A ziggurat and a pyramid are two forms of ... built in the form of artificial ... . A ziggurat is made up of ... and a pyramid ... .
temples - steps - mudbrick - stone
burials - mountains - bricks - mudbrick
monuments - mountains - mudbrick - stone
buildings - höyüks - stone - mudbrick
Parthenon ...
stands alone on the Acropolis Hill of Athens
shows only its front facade and is approached axially on a striaght line
is a three dimensional plastic form that is viewed from an angle
is located in the Agora of Athens at the foot of the Acropolis Hill
Romans were able to make larger interior spaces because ...
they could construct a skeleton out of stone
they used post and beam as the structural system in their buildings
they were constructing walls out of brick masonry
they were building vaults and domes out of opus caementicum
Pantheon ...
is a Greek temple with a peristyle located in Rome
is a Roman temple with a peristyle located in Athens
is a domed Roman temple with a traditional temple facade
is a cylindrical Greek temple made of stone
... is the traditional window treatment in the Islamic world. It is carved ... lattice work that controls the intensity of light inside.
Mashrabiya - wood
Stained glass - lead
Cage - bronze
Curtain - textile
... arch, ... vault and ... are structural components of a Gothic church, which facilitates large windows.
Cross - pointed - walls
Segmented - barrel and masonry walls
Round arch - cross - piers
Pointed - cross ribbed - flying buttresses
What is symmetry for Vitruvius?
Scale of a large building
Size of an architectural element
Relationships between the measurements of the parts of a building
Scale of a building compared to other buildings
Columns with ..., ... arches and unbroken ... were used as classical elements in Brunelleschi's Ospidale degli Innocenti
Corinthian capitals - rounded - entablature
Ionic capitals - pointed - pediment
Rondels - pointed - entablature
Doric capitals - rounded - architrave
