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HOA-03

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 35mins

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1.

Amphitheaters are used in

a)

Horse racing

b)

Gladiatorial contests

c)

Marathon

d)

Chariot racing

2.

To celebrate victorious naval campaigns of the generals the usual monument built is

a)

Memorial column

b)

Rostral column

c)

Triumphal arches

d)

Festoons

3.

The luxurious country house of the Romans which is surrounded by terraces and garden is the

a)

Palace

b)

Castle

c)

Insula

d)

Villa

4.

Roman bridges are called

a)

Pons

b)

Gryse

c)

Facet

d)

Moat

5.

The vault which was formed by the intersection of two semi-circular vaults of equal span and used over a square apartment is the

a)

Sexpartile vault

b)

Cupola

c)

Fan vault

d)

Cross vault

6.

The favourite of the Roman among the five orders is the

a)

Composite

b)

Ionic

c)

Corinthian

d)

Doric

7.

That which corresponds to the Greek agora is the Roman

a)

Place

b)

Forum

c)

Plaza

d)

Market

8.

The crowning glory of the Roman architecture is the

a)

Temple of Vesta

b)

Temple of Portunus

c)

Pantheon, Rome

d)

Temple of Fortuna Virilis

9.

The architect of Trajan’s Basilica, Rome is

a)

Mnesicles

b)

Emperor Caligula

c)

Apollodorus of Damacus

d)

Callicrates

10.

The plan of the Colloseum, Rome is shaped in the form of

a)

Circle

b)

Half-Cricle

c)

Ellipse

d)

Trapezoid

11.

The dividing wall running down the middle of the arena in a slightly oblique direction in the circus is called

a)

Spina

b)

Esplanade

c)

Axicia

d)

Creeper

12.

The triumphal arch that was built to commemorate the capture of Jerusalem was

a)

Arch of Septimus Severus

b)

Arch of Tiberius

c)

Arch of Titus

d)

Arch of Constantine

13.

The Roman palace building began by Augustus and added to by later emperors was the

a)

Palaces of the Emperors, rome

b)

Palace of Diocletian

c)

Golden House of Nero, Rome

d)

House of Livia

14.

The entrance passage in the domus is called

a)

Atrium

b)

prothyrum

c)

Fauces

d)

Peristyle

15.

The palace that forms the greater part of the medieval town of Spalato, which has therefore been called a city in a house is the

a)

Palace of Sargon

b)

House of Pompeii

c)

Palace of Diocletian

d)

House of the Surgeon

16.

A building in classic architecture for plants, flowers, and running water, ornamented with statues and forming a cool and agreeable retreat is called

a)

Nymphaeum

b)

Podium

c)

Cinerarium

d)

Panopticon

17.

The curved arris formed by the intersection of vaulting surfaces is called

a)

Pavimentum

b)

Centering

c)

Groin

d)

Ribs

18.

The dome of a circular building is the

a)

Tholos

b)

Podium

c)

annular vault

d)

Vault

19.

The smooth channel that is lined with hard cement and carried on arches in an aqueduct is called

a)

Specus

b)

Thalamus

c)

Shchipets

d)

Albarium)

20.

The second largest Greek temple is

a)

Parthenon

b)

Erectheion

c)

Temple of Zeus

d)

Temple of Mike Apteros

21.

A single line of column surrounding the naos wall is an arrangement called

a)

Peripteral

b)

Octastyle

c)

Monotriglyph

d)

Araeostyle

22.

It is prototype of the Roman thermae

a)

Peribolus

b)

Skene

c)

Ephebeum

d)

Gymnasium

23.

The Aegean tomb which is a subterranean stone-vaulted construction shaped like an old-fashioned beehive is

a)

Tjandi

b)

Tholos

c)

Dolmen

d)

Mausoleum

24.

The space between the colonnade and the naos wall in the Greek temple is called

a)

Diathyros

b)

Impluvium

c)

Pteroma

d)

Temenos

25.

The open to the sky passage leading to the rock-cut or tholos Aegean tomb is called

a)

Pronaos

b)

Hypogeum

c)

Dromos

d)

Acropolis

26.

Greek building that contains painted pictures is called

a)

Xyst

b)

Glyptotheca

c)

Pinacotheca

d)

Zontheca

27.

The triangular-shaped feature terminating the roof span of a Greek temple is called

a)

Conditory

b)

Pediment

c)

Tympana

d)

Regula

28.

The naos, epinaos and the________ are the 3 chamber of the Greek temple

a)

Cella

b)

Prosticum

c)

Peristyle

d)

Pronaos

29.

A temple with 1 to 4 columns arranged between antae at the front is called

a)

In antis’

b)

Amphi-antis

c)

astylar

d)

Prostyle

30.

A temple with 1 to 4 columns arranges between antae at the front and the rear is called

a)

Pseudo-dipteral

b)

Amphi-antis

c)

In antis’

d)

Prostyle

31.

A temple arranged with a portico of columns at the front is called

a)

Prostyle

b)

Tempietto

c)

Stoa

d)

Peripteral)

32.

A temple with a portico of columns arranged at the front and at the rear is called

a)

Pseudo-dipteral

b)

Postern

c)

Acropolis

d)

Amphi-prostyle

33.

A temple arranged with flank columns attached to the naos wall is

a)

Bawn

b)

Pseudo dipteral

c)

Pseudo peripteral

d)

Portico

34.

A temple arranged with a double line of columns surrounding the naos is called

a)

Diathyros

b)

Diastyle

c)

Dipteral

d)

Ditriglyph

35.

The space between columns is called

a)

Interposition

b)

Intercupols

c)

Intercapedo

d)

Inter-columniation

36.

The intercolumniation of an araeostyle is

a)

5D

b)

2.5D

c)

4D

d)

3,25D

37.

The intercolumniation of a pycnostyle is

a)

1.5D

b)

2.5D

c)

3.5D

d)

4.5D

38.

The intercolumniation of diastyle

a)

2D

b)

3D

c)

4D

d)

5D

39.

The seats that rose in tiers and founded on natural rocks in a Greek theater is called

a)

Cavea

b)

Exedrae

c)

Logeion

d)

skene

40.

In the development of the skene, the_____________ are wings at the ends which projected forwards that marked the width of the orchestra.

a)

Parascenia

b)

Proscenium

c)

Episcenium

d)

prytaneon

41.

in the development of the skene the___________, built in front of the skene, had its roof serving as a stage or logeion.

a)

Parascenia

b)

Proscenium

c)

Episcenium

d)

prytaneon

42.

In the development of the skene, the ______________ was raised background of the upper part of two-storey skene.

a)

Parascenia

b)

Proscenium

c)

Episcenium

d)

prytaneon

43.

One of the best examples of a surviving megaron type of Greek domestic building is

a)

House no. 33, Priene

b)

Ecclesiasterion, Priene

c)

Maison de la Colline,Delos

d)

Necropolis, Vulci

44.

The water-leaf & tongue is the usual ornament found in the

a)

Cyma reversa

b)

Cyma recta

c)

Fillet

d)

cavetto

45.

The anthemion or honey suckle is the usual ornament found in the

a)

Corona

b)

Scotia

c)

Torus

d)

cymarecta

46.

The egg & dart or egg & tongue is the usual ornament found in the

a)

Astragal

b)

Fillet

c)

Ovolo

d)

scotia

47.

The bead 7 reel is the usual ornament found in the

a)

Torus

b)

Cavetto

c)

Astragal

d)

cymareversa

48.

The torus usually have a ornament of

a)

Bead & reel

b)

Egg & dart

c)

Key pattern

d)

guilloche

49.

The corona is usually painted with the ornament of

a)

Water-leaf & tongue

b)

Key pattern

c)

Bead & reel

d)

Lait

50.

The moulding that is often found in the Doric order is the

a)

Astragal

b)

Ovolo

c)

Torus

d)

bird’s beak)

51.

Greek sculptures may be classified as architectural sculpture, free-standing statuary &

a)

Sculptured relief

b)

Tympanum

c)

Metope

d)

taenia

52.

The Greek order that do not have a base is the

a)

Tuscan

b)

Doric

c)

Ionic

d)

Corinthian

53.

The proportion of the Greek Doric column is

a)

9D

b)

10D

c)

4-6.5 D

d)

5-7D

54.

The proportion of the Greek Ionic column is

a)

7D

b)

6D

c)

9D

d)

10D

55.

The proportion of the Greek Corinthian column is

a)

10D

b)

7D

c)

8D

d)

9D

56.

The shaft of the Greek Doric order terminates in the

a)

Trachelion

b)

Hypotrachelion

c)

Abacus

d)

echinus

57.

Both the regula & mutules has guttae numbering a total of

a)

24

b)

18

c)

21

d)

distributed equally in 3 row.

58.

In the later Ionic order, a lower torus was added to the base which originally consisted of an upper torus and scotia making what is known as

a)

Attic base

b)

Batten seam

c)

Knotted shaft

d)

pilaster base)

59.

Entablature height of the Greek Doric is

a)

1/3

b)

1/2

c)

1/4

d)

1/5

60.

Entablature height of the Greek Ionic is

a)

1/6

b)

1/3

c)

1/2

d)

1/4

61.

Entablature height of the Greek Corinthian is

a)

1/5

b)

1/3

c)

1/2

d)

1/3

62.

The continuation of the fluted shaft in the Greek Doric column is called

a)

Hypogeum

b)

Hyptrachelion

c)

trachelion

d)

entasis

63.

The wall or colonnade enclosing the temenos is called

a)

Peristyle

b)

Prostyle

c)

Peribolus

d)

pedestal

64.

The architects of the Parthenon are

a)

Ictinus and Callicrates

b)

Pheidias and Mnesicles

c)

Anthemius and Ictinus

65.

The master sculptor of the Parthenon is

a)

Scopas

b)

Mnesicles

c)

Pheidias

d)

Theron)

66.

The architect of the Erectheion is

a)

Callicrates

b)

Mnesicles

c)

Theron

d)

Ictinus

67.

The architect of the Temple of Nike Apteros, Athens is

a)

Pheidias

b)

Scopas

c)

Deinocrates

d)

Callicrates)

68.

The temple of Zeus, Agrigentum was designed by

a)

Theron

b)

Ictinus

c)

Callicrates

d)

Mnesicles

69.

The temple of Artemis, Ephesus, also called the Hellinistic temple was erected from the designs of

a)

Scopas

b)

Theron

c)

Callicrates

d)

Deinocrates

70.

The master sculptor of the temple of Artemis, Ephesus is

a)

Ictinus

b)

Scopas

c)

Theron

d)

Pheidias