WorksheetsHousing Styles Throughout History Quiz
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which style of house is characterized by 'black and white' façades and wonky outlines?
Craftsman
Tudor
Colonial
Georgian
Which style of house became popular in the 1600s as colonists settled the East Coast and was symmetrical?
Cap Cod
Colonial
Craftsman
Tudor
Which style of house is often seen as a form of colonial house style and has a medium pitched gabled roof and shingles?
Cap Cod
Colonial
Craftsman
Tudor
Which style of house is characterized by a low-pitched roof with overhanging eaves and a covered porch? Names after the Arts and Crafts Era.
Colonial
Tudor
Cap Cod
Craftsman
Which style of house is heavily influenced by architect Sir Christopher Wren and has multi-paned sash windows?
Dutch Colonial
Georgian
Victorian
Queen Anne
Which style of house is named after Queen Victoria and is known for its detailed orientation and wrap around porch?
Dutch Colonial
Victorian
Georgian
Queen Anne
Which style of house is characterized by a wide, double-pitched roof, narrow dormer windows and simple design?
Queen Anne
Dutch Colonial
Victorian
Georgian
Which style of house became popular in the 1960s and 70s and has low roof lines to keep the interior cool?
Ranch
Tiny Home
Colonial
McMansion
Which style of house is characterized by a side-gabled roof, two floors, a centered front door, and symmetrical windows on either side of the door?
Tudor
Colonial
Craftsman
Cap Cod
Which style of house is characterized by a one or one-and-a-half story design, pitched dormer windows, and a central chimney?
Tudor
Colonial
Cap Cod
Craftsman
Which style of house is characterized by a strong line of symmetry, double or paired chimneys, and multi-paned sash windows?
Victorian
Dutch Colonial
Georgian
Queen Anne
Which style of house is characterized by towers, turrets, and dormers, and was popular during the housing boom of the Industrial Revolution?
Georgian
Victorian
Dutch Colonial
Queen Anne
Which style of house is characterized by a lack of decoration and detail, and an internal layout that is just one-room deep by two or three rooms wide?
Dutch Colonial
Queen Anne
Victorian
Georgian
