WorksheetsAP Proportions
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
What is the Golden Ratio approximately equal to?
1.2
1.414
1.618
2.0
Le Corbusier’s Modulor system is based on:
The height of ancient Greek statues
Vitruvius’s theory
The proportions of the Golden Ratio and human scale
A fixed modular grid
The Vitruvian Man illustrates the idea that the human body is:
Inherently asymmetrical
Perfectly proportional and symmetrical
Irregular but functional
Divided into 8 head units
Which of the following is NOT part of Vitruvius’s Six Principles of Design?
Symmetry
Order
Innovation
Propriety
What does Vitruvius mean by “Symmetry” in his principles of architecture?
Perfect bilateral mirroring
Equal cost in all parts
Harmony and proportional balance between parts and the whole
Identical finishes across all surfaces
Eurythmy, as described by Vitruvius, most closely relates to:
Visual rhythm and harmony
Physical energy efficiency
Structural stability
Mathematical formulas
Which modern architect is most associated with the Modulor?
Frank Lloyd Wright
Zaha Hadid
Tadao Ando
Le Corbusier
Le Corbusier's Modulor is based on which two key measurements?
100 cm and 150 cm
1.83 m and 1.13 m
1.50 m and 2.00 m
90 cm and 2.20 m
In practical design, how is the Modulor system applied?
To define material specifications
To guide the scaling of architectural elements like doors and stairs
To create abstract art
To engineer structural components
Why is human proportion a critical consideration in architectural placemaking?
To ensure mathematical precision
To follow traditional formulas
To create environments that are comfortable and intuitive for users
To enhance structural performance
