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Quiz no. 2- Indian, Chinese & Himalayan

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is a sacred place where Hindus worship?

a)

Mandir

b)

Vihara

c)

Gurdwara

d)

Derasar

2.

Which of the following is a Jain temple?

a)

Mandir

b)

Gurdwara

c)

Derasar

d)

Stambha

3.

It is believed to be a cosmic column that functions as a bond, joining heaven and earth?

a)

Stambha

b)

Mandapa

c)

Stupa

d)

Chaitya

4.

What part of the Stupa is the dome structure?

a)

Torana

b)

Harmika

c)

Medhi

d)

Anda

5.

What is Dougong?

a)

A roof tile color system

b)

A wooden bracket system

c)

A pagoda design

d)

A template layout

6.

Which structure was built to protect Emperor Qin Shi Huang in the afterlife?

a)

Longmen Grottos

b)

The Great Wall

c)

Terracotta Army

d)

Paifang

7.

The Pagoda in Chinese architecture is associated with:

a)

Ancestral worship

b)

Confucian rituals

c)

Taoist ceremonies

d)

Buddhist practices

8.

What is the main purpose of the community-centric planning of Himalayan villages?

a)

Maximize trade efficiency

b)

Conserve heat and promote communal living

c)

Enhance religious practices

d)

Provide better seismic resistance

9.

Which of the following is a feature of Dhajji Dewari architecture?

a)

Decorative columns

b)

Sloping roofs with snow guards

c)

A quilt-like wall appearance

d)

Pagoda-style construction

10.

Which characteristic defines traditional Chinese roofs?

a)

Flat design

b)

Curved upward ends

c)

Steepled tops

d)

Pyramid shape

11.

Which Himalayan architectural style uses flexible joinery to dissipate earthquake forces?

a)

Koti Banal

b)

Dhajji Dewari

c)

Sherpa

d)

Madhesi

12.

What is a Stupa in Indian architecture?

a)

A palace

b)

A fort

c)

A dome-shaped structure

d)

A garden

13.

What is a traditional Chinese archway called?

a)

Pagoda

b)

Torii

c)

Paifang

d)

Stupa

14.

What is a characteristic of Himalayan architecture for resilience?

a)

Thick walls

b)

Thin walls

c)

Glass walls

d)

Metal walls

15.

Which material is commonly used in Kath Kuni architecture?

a)

Alternating layers of wood and stone

b)

Concrete and steel

c)

Brick with mortar

d)

Bamboo and thatch