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HOA Module 1 - Roman Architecture

Total questions: 73

Worksheet time: 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
a)

Roman Impire

b)

Greece

c)

Egyptian

d)

Mesopotamia

2.

The Period of the Kings

a)

625-510 BC

b)

510-31 BC

c)

31 BC - AD 476

3.

The Period of the Kings

a)

625-510 BC

b)

510-31 BC

c)

31 BC - AD 476

4.

Republican Period

a)

625-510 BC

b)

510-31 BC

c)

31 BC - AD 476

5.

Imperial Rome

a)

625-510 BC

b)

510-31 BC

c)

31 BC - AD 476

6.

Bounded by Mediterranean Sea and Tiber Sea

a)

Akkadian

b)

Mesopotamia

c)

Roman Empire

d)

Egpytian

7.

Central position enabled Rome to spread art and civilization

a)

Geography

b)

Topogragpy

c)

Geography / Topogragpy

d)

Climatic Condition

8.

Aventine, Palatine, Caelian, Esquiline, Capitoline, Viminal and Quirinal are?

a)

City of Babylon

b)

City of 7 Empire

c)

City of 7 Hills

d)

City of Marduk

9.

  • Geogology - special volcanic ash sand used to make concrete

a)

Pozzolana

b)

Lime

c)

Concrete

d)

Granite

10.

a)

Serif

b)

Bas-Relief

c)

Sans-Serif

d)

Hieroglyph

11.

a)

Serif

b)

Bas-Relief

c)

Sans-Serif

d)

Hieroglyph

12.

a)

Estruscan Architecture

(750 BC - 100 BC)

b)

Doric Architecture

c)

Ionic Architecture

d)

Corinthian Architecture

13.

a)

True or Radiating Arch

b)

Barrel Vault

c)

Groin

d)

Truello

14.

Roman Architecture contribution is?

a)

Arch, Vault, Concrete

b)

Columnar and Trabeated

c)

Pozzolana

d)

Lime and Silica

15.

a)

Arch, Vault, Concrete

b)

Columnar and Trabeated

c)

Pozzolana

d)

Lime and Silica

16.

a)

Arch

b)

Vault

c)

Concrete

d)

Lime and Silica

17.

a)

Arch

b)

Vault

c)

Concrete

d)

Lime and Silica

18.

a)

Arch

b)

Vault

c)

Concrete

d)

Lime and Silica

19.

a)

OPUS LATERICIUM

b)

OPUS RETICULATUM

c)

OPUS TESTACEUM

d)

Lime and Silica

20.

a)

OPUS LATERICIUM

b)

OPUS RETICULATUM

c)

OPUS TESTACEUM

d)

Lime and Silica

21.

a)

OPUS LATERICIUM

b)

OPUS RETICULATUM

c)

OPUS TESTACEUM

d)

Lime and Silica

22.

a)

OPUS LATERICIUM

b)

OPUS CAEMENTICIU,

c)

OPUS TESTACEUM

d)

OPUS INCERTUM

23.

a)

OPUS MIXTUM

b)

OPUS CAEMENTICIUM

c)

OPUS TESTACEUM

d)

OPUS INCERTUM

24.

a)

OPUS MIXTUM

b)

OPUS CAEMENTICIUM

c)

OPUS TESTACEUM

d)

OPUS INCERTUM

25.

a)

OPUS MIXTUM

b)

OPUS TESSELATUM

c)

OPUS SPICATUM

d)

OPUS QUADTRATUM

26.

a)

OPUS MIXTUM

b)

OPUS TESSELATUM

c)

OPUS SPICATUM

d)

OPUS QUADTRATUM

27.

a)

OPUS MIXTUM

b)

OPUS TESSELATUM

c)

OPUS SPICATUM

d)

OPUS QUADTRATUM

28.

a)

TUSCAN ORDER

b)

DORIC ORDER

c)

IONIC ORDER

d)

COMPOSITE

29.

a)

TUSCAN ORDER

b)

DORIC ORDER

c)

IONIC ORDER

d)

COMPOSITE

30.

a)

TUSCAN ORDER

b)

DORIC ORDER

c)

IONIC ORDER

d)

COMPOSITE

31.

a)

ETRUSCAN NECROPOLIS, CERVETERI

b)

TUMULUS

c)

TUMULI

d)

MAUSOLEUM OF AUGUSTUS

32.

Campus Martius in Rome, Italy

One of the 1st projects initiated by Augustus in the city of Rome following his victory at the Battle of Actium (naval battle) in 31 BC

a)

ETRUSCAN NECROPOLIS, CERVETERI

b)

TUMULUS

c)

PYRAMNID OF CESTIUS
Porta San Paolo in Rome, Italy

d)

MAUSOLEUM OF AUGUSTUS

33.

a)

ETRUSCAN NECROPOLIS, CERVETERI

b)

CLOACA MAXIMA
Rome

c)

PYRAMNID OF CESTIUS
Porta San Paolo in Rome, Italy

d)

MAUSOLEUM OF AUGUSTUS

34.

First constructed by the Estruscans as an open drain for the valleys between the hills of Rome

a)

ETRUSCAN NECROPOLIS, CERVETERI

b)

Culvert

CLOACA MAXIMA
Rome

c)

PYRAMNID OF CESTIUS
Porta San Paolo in Rome, Italy

d)

MAUSOLEUM OF AUGUSTUS

35.

a)

ETRUSCAN NECROPOLIS, CERVETERI

b)

Culvert

CLOACA MAXIMA
Rome

c)

PYRAMNID OF CESTIUS
Porta San Paolo in Rome, Italy

d)

AMPHITHEATER

36.

Oval ang Amphitheater

Started by Emperor Vespasian of the Flavian dynasty (72 AD)

Finished by his son Titus (80 AD)

a)

ETRUSCAN NECROPOLIS, CERVETERI

b)

Roman Colosseum

or
Flavian Amphitheater

c)

PYRAMNID OF CESTIUS
Porta San Paolo in Rome, Italy

d)

AMPHITHEATER

37.

a)

ETRUSCAN NECROPOLIS, CERVETERI

b)

Roman Colosseum

or
Flavian Amphitheater

c)

The Velarium

d)

AMPHITHEATER

38.

Superposed or Superpositioned

1 order = 1 storey

a)

ETRUSCAN NECROPOLIS, CERVETERI

b)

Roman Colosseum

or
Flavian Amphitheater

c)

The Velarium

d)

AMPHITHEATER

39.

1st largest stadium in Ancient Rome

621m (2,037 ft) in length x 118m (387 ft) in width

a)

ETRUSCAN NECROPOLIS, CERVETERI

b)

Roman Colosseum

or
Flavian Amphitheater

c)

The Velarium

d)

Circus Maximus

Rome, Italy

40.

Plays, pantomimes, choral events, and orations

a)

ETRUSCAN NECROPOLIS, CERVETERI

b)

Roman Colosseum

or
Flavian Amphitheater

c)

Theater

d)

Circus Maximus

Rome, Italy

41.

A ___ theater plans 1/2 of a circle

a)

Roman Theater

b)

Roman Colosseum

or
Flavian Amphitheater

c)

Theater

d)

Greek Theater

42.

Syria

a)

Epidaurus

b)

Roman Colosseum

or
Flavian Amphitheater

c)

PALMYRA THEATER

northeast of Damascus

d)

Greek Theater

43.

a)

Epidaurus

b)

Roman Colosseum

or
Flavian Amphitheater

c)

PALMYRA THEATER

northeast of Damascus

d)

Greek Theater

44.

in southeast of Tripoli

a)

Epidaurus

b)

Roman Colosseum

or
Flavian Amphitheater

c)

PALMYRA THEATER

northeast of Damascus

d)

Leptis Magna

Libya

45.

Large roofed hall erected for transacting business and disposing of legal matters

a)

Basilica

b)

Roman Colosseum

or
Flavian Amphitheater

c)

PALMYRA THEATER

northeast of Damascus

d)

Leptis Magna

Libya

46.

a)

Basilica

b)

Roman Colosseum

or
Flavian Amphitheater

c)

PALMYRA THEATER

northeast of Damascus

d)

Leptis Magna

Libya

47.

Marketplace; a gathering place of great social significance and political discussions, Debates, Rendezvous, Meetings etc

a)

Basilica

b)

Roman Colosseum

or
Flavian Amphitheater

c)

Forum

d)

Leptis Magna

Libya

48.

conductor of water, brought water into cities from vast distances

a)

Pont Du Gard
Gard River in France

b)

Roman Colosseum

or
Flavian Amphitheater

c)

Forum

d)

Aqueduct

49.

a)

Pont Du Gard
Gard River in France

b)

Roman Colosseum

or
Flavian Amphitheater

c)

Forum

d)

Aqueduct

50.

Roman bridges made of stone serve as part of the road system

a)

Pont Du Gard
Gard River in France

b)

Pons

c)

Forum

d)

Aqueduct

51.

Roman bridges made of stone serve as part of the road system

a)

Pont Du Gard
Gard River in France

b)

Pons

c)

Forum

d)

Aqueduct

52.

Roman bridges made of stone serve as part of the road system

a)

Pont Du Gard
Gard River in France

b)

Pons

c)

Ponte Milvio

d)

Pons Fabricius

53.

a)

Pont Du Gard
Gard River in France

b)

Pons

c)

Ponte Milvio

d)

Pons Fabricius

54.

Commemorated victories in war

a)

Pont Du Gard
Gard River in France

b)

Triumphal Arches

c)

Ponte Milvio

d)

Pons Fabricius

55.

Commemorate Constantine's victory over his enemy Maxentius (312 AD)

a)

Pont Du Gard
Gard River in France

b)

Triumphal Arches

c)

Arch of Titus

d)

Arch of Constantine

56.

Earliest style of triumphal arch, erected by Domitian (81 C). Commemorates the victories of his father Vespasian and brother Titus in the Jewish War in Judaea (70-71 CE)

a)

Pont Du Gard
Gard River in France

b)

Triumphal Arches

c)

Arch of Titus

d)

Arch of Constantine

57.

Victory Column to commemorate a naval military victory

a)

Pont Du Gard
Gard River in France

b)

Triumphal Arches

c)

Rostra

d)

Rostral Column

58.

prows or rams of captured ships mounted on the columns

a)

Pont Du Gard
Gard River in France

b)

Triumphal Arches

c)

Rostra

d)

Rostral Column

59.

a)

Victory Column or Monumental Column

b)

Rostra

c)

Rostral Column

d)

Trajan's Column

60.

Erected in 113 AD in honor of Emperor Trajan

a)

Victory Column or Monumental Column

b)

Rostra

c)

Rostral Column

d)

Trajan's Column

61.

A Doric Column featuring a spiral relief

a)

Rostra

b)

Rostral Column

c)

Trajan's Column

d)

Column of Marcus Aurelius

62.

Dome on a circular plan, Built by Emperor Hadrian (AD 117 - 138), Comissioned by Marcus Agrippa

Architect: Apollodorus of Damascus

a)

The Pantheon

b)

Rostral Column

c)

Trajan's Column

d)

Column of Marcus Aurelius

63.

Rectangular Temple

a)

The Pantheon

b)

Rostral Column

c)

Column of Marcus Aurelius

d)

Maison Carree

64.

Bath houses provided for private villas, town houses and forts

a)

Thermae

b)

Balneum

c)

Column of Marcus Aurelius

d)

Maison Carree

65.

Facility for public bathing, exercising and socializing, includes wrestling and weight lifting, swimming

a)

Thermae

b)

Balneum

c)

Apodyterium

d)

Maison Carree

66.

for undressing and dressing

a)

Thermae

b)

Balneum

c)

Apodyterium

d)

Maison Carree

67.

cold room

a)

Balneum

b)

Apodyterium

c)

Frigidarium

d)

Tepidarium

68.

warm room

a)

Balneum

b)

Apodyterium

c)

Frigidarium

d)

Tepidarium

69.

hot room

a)

Apodyterium

b)

Frigidarium

c)

Tepidarium

d)

Calidarium or Caldarium

70.

dry, sweating room

a)

Apodyterium

b)

Laconicum or Laconium

c)

Tepidarium

d)

Calidarium or Caldarium

71.

a)

Tepidarium

b)

Calidarium or Caldarium

c)

Thermae in Pompei

d)

Trajan's Bath

Exedra

72.

a)

Tepidarium

b)

Calidarium or Caldarium

c)

Thermae in Pompei

d)

Trajan's Bath

Exedra

73.

a)

Tepidarium

b)

Calidarium or Caldarium

c)

Thermae in Pompei

d)

Trajan's Bath

Exedra

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