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WorksheetsStudy Session 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Mullions are vertical elements dividing windows.
True
False
A Minaret is a niche indicating the direction of prayer.
True
False
Romanesque buildings often used the pointed arch.
True
False
Hypostyle mosques derive from the plan of the Prophet’s house.
True
False
Polychrome decoration uses a single color material.
True
False
A Pilaster functions as:
A freestanding column
A shallow engaged column attached to a wall
A decorative rib
A clerestory support
The Rose Window is typically found:
In the façades of Gothic cathedrals
Inside crypts
On mosque domes
In monastic refectories
The Lancet window is characterized by
Circular form
Tall, narrow pointed shape
Horseshoe arch
Lattice tracery
Spolia refers to:
New sculptural carving
Reused building fragments from earlier structures
Fresco painting
Brick detailing
The Sahn in a mosque refers to:
The open courtyard
The dome interior
The minbar
The prayer niche
The Mausoleum of early Christian architecture was primarily:
A monastic dormitory
A tomb or memorial building
A gathering hall
A baptistery
The Drum often includes:
Windows admitting light beneath the dome
Ribbed arches
Pointed vaults
Decorative tympana
The Cathedral differs from a church because:
It has more aisles
It houses the bishop’s cathedra (seat)
It must be Gothic in style
It is only found in capitals
The Baptistry is associated with:
Funerary rites
Christian initiation (baptism)
Bell ringing
Choir performance
The Polychrome surface refers to:
Multicolored material or decoration
Transparent glass
Stone relief sculpture
Monochrome paint
What building is this?
Santa Costanza, Rome
San Vitale, Ravenna
Hagia Sophia, Istanbul
Old St. Peter’s Basilica, Rome
What building is this?
Kaaba, Mecca
Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem
Great Mosque of Damascus, Syria
Great Mosque of Kairouan, Tunisia
What building is this?
San Giovanni, Rome
Santa Costanza, Rome
Palatine Chapel, Aachen
Plan of St. Gall, Carolingian Empire
What building is this?
Exeter Cathedral, England
Salisbury Cathedral, England
King’s College Chapel, Cambridge
Notre Dame de Paris, France
What building is this?
Angkor Wat, Cambodia
East Mebon, Cambodia
Pre Rup, Cambodia
Great Stupa, Sanchi, India
