The Ancient Greek terminology for "stairs" is...?

The Ancient Greek terminology for the final "platform" at the top of the stairs?

What functional architectural features are used to support the heavy walls of monumental gothic cathedrals?

What did Gothic architecture allow for in cathedrals?

The floor plan (or shape) of most cathedrals is in what shape?

What was built into the floor of many Gothic Cathedrals to help with meditation and prayer?

Why was the stained glass made to look like images of biblical scenes in most Gothic Cathedrals?

What is the name of the pictured structure?

What did the Egyptians want the structural columns to mimic?

From which of the following materials are Ancient Egyptian houses constructed (made)?

In an Ancient Greek Temple the cult statue is located in what room?

In an Ancient Greek Temple which of the following rooms is considered the front porch?

In an Ancient Greek Temple which of the following rooms is considered the back porch?

The image shows what two structural innovations?

In a Gothic Cathedral what is the purpose of the nave?

In a Gothic Cathedral what is the purpose of the ambulatory?

Which of the following is an open circular building with a central space surrounded by tiers of seats?

Which of the following is a sports arena with tiers of seats?

Which Ancient Greek column is fluted without bases, has plain capitals, and treflects strength and masculinity?

Which Ancient Greek column has volutes (spiral scrolls), represents femininity, and was often used in coastal temples and buildings?

Which Ancient Greek column has elaborate capitals decorated with leaves and volutes (spiral scrolls)?

The image shows example of which architectural drawing?

The image is an example of which architectural drawing?

The image is an example of which architectural drawing?

Stonehenge is which of the following prehistoric structures?

Silbury Hill is which of the following prehistoric structures?

Which of the following columns is a simplified version of the doric and is unfluted?

Which of the following columns is fluted, has volutes (scrolls), and leaves?

Which of the following is a monumental structure commemorating military victories or emperors?

Which of the following is a public space for reading and study?

Which of the following is a structure for transporting water over long distances?

Which of the following is a multi-story apartment buildings?

Which of the following is a room for baths, as well as spaces for socializing and exercise?