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WorksheetsHOA 4 - Spanish Period
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
What event in 1565 marked the beginning of Spanish colonial architecture in the Philippines?
The arrival of Miguel Lopez de Legazpi’s expedition in Cebu
The construction of Fort Santiago
The introduction of the Laws of the Indies
The establishment of Intramuros
What was the primary purpose of the Reduccion program initiated by the Spaniards?
To fortify cities for defense
To create trading hubs in coastal towns
To resettle indigenous populations into compact villages for religious and political control
To construct roads and bridges
What was the central feature of towns following the Laws of the Indies?
The Plaza Mayor
The military garrison
The cathedral
The governor’s palace
Which gate of Intramuros was exclusively used by the Governor-General for state occasions?
Puerta de Santa Lucia
Puerta del Parián
Puerta Real
Puerta de Banderas
What was the primary material used for the walls of Intramuros?
Bamboo and wood
Coral stone
Volcanic tuff and brick
Adobe stone
Which fort in Cebu is considered the oldest triangular bastion fort in the Philippines?
Fort San Felipe
Fort Santiago
Fort San Pedro
Fuerza de Nuestra Señora del Pilar
What was the “Arquitectura Mestiza”?
The use of entirely European designs in colonial buildings
A style blending Spanish and Gothic elements
The construction of purely religious structures
An architectural style combining indigenous materials and European design principles
Who coined the term “Arquitectura Mestiza”?
Santiago de Vera
Miguel Lopez de Legazpi
Francisco Ignacio Alcina
Leonardo Iturriano
Which church was referred to as the “Golden Dream” of the Jesuits?
Iglesia de San Ignacio
Basilica de Sto. Niño
San Agustin Church
Santo Domingo Church
What did the term “Intramuros” literally mean?
Fortified city
Behind the walls
Spanish city
City of trade
Which religious order established the Universidad de Santo Tomas?
Jesuits
Augustinians
Dominicans
Franciscans
Which church was designed by Felix Roxas Sr. in Neo-Gothic style but destroyed during World War II?
San Agustin Church
Santo Domingo Church
Iglesia de San Ignacio
Basilica de Sto. Niño
What is the “Zaguan” in a Bahay na Bato?
A wooden balcony
A decorative window panel
The main entrance or vestibule
The kitchen
Which Spanish King awarded Manila the title "Distinguished and Ever Loyal City"?
King Charles V
King Ferdinand II
King Philip II
King Alfonso XII
Which colonial building in Intramuros housed the Real Audiencia (high court)?
Casa de la Aduana
Palacio del Gobernador
Ayuntamiento
Fort Santiago
What is the “Azotea” in Bahay na Bato architecture?
A kitchen for food preparation
An outdoor terrace used for relaxation
A storage room for farm tools
A high roof for ventilation
What was the purpose of the “Foso” in the defenses of Intramuros
It was a defensive moat surrounding the city walls
It was a storage room for weapons
It was a gathering place for soldiers
It was a hidden tunnel used for escape
Which angle are roofs of bahay na bato sloped to repel rain and discharge warm air?
30
45
60
25
What was the Cuadricula system in colonial town planning?
A circular layout of the town with the church at the center
A grid system with streets laid out uniformly, featuring a central plaza
A free-form design based on natural terrain
A linear system for coastal cities
Which governor-general of the Philippines ordered the construction of stone fortifications in Manila?
Santiago de Vera
Miguel Lopez de Legazpi
Francisco Alcina
Gómez Pérez Dasmariñas
