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Unit IV – Attributes & Principles of Form

Total questions: 68

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is an attribute of form?

a)

Plumbing

b)

Pattern

c)

Weather

d)

Circulation

2.

Light in architecture primarily affects:

a)

Structural load & stability

b)

Visual perception & atmosphere

c)

Axis only

d)

Datum

3.

Which attribute of form is strongly linked to human emotion?

a)

Colour

b)

Datum

c)

Axis

d)

Balance

4.

The tactile quality of stone refers to:

a)

Texture

b)

Colour

c)

Axis

d)

Datum

5.

Pattern in architecture is produced by:

a)

Random decoration

b)

Ordered repetition of elements

c)

Symmetry only

d)

Axis

6.

Proportion refers to:

a)

Relationship of parts to the whole

b)

Colour contrast

c)

Ornamentation

d)

Texture

7.

Symmetry creates:

a)

Instability

b)

Balance & harmony

c)

Randomness & emphasis

d)

Texture & pattern

8.

Asymmetry creates:

a)

Visual tension & dynamism

b)

Harmony only

c)

Static balance & symmetry

d)

Axis symmetry

9.

Scale refers to:

a)

Relationship of size to human body

b)

Light intensity

c)

Texture

d)

Datum

10.

Rhythm is produced by:

a)

Axis

b)

Repetition of elements at intervals

c)

Balance

d)

Datum

11.

Axis in architecture means:

a)

Central line organizing form

b)

Proportion system

c)

Texture

d)

Symmetry

12.

A datum is:

a)

Reference line or plane to organize form

b)

Texture pattern

c)

Rhythm

d)

Colour balance

13.

Hierarchy is created by:

a)

Emphasizing one element as dominant

b)

Pure repetition

c)

Texture

d)

Colour contrast only

14.

Unity in architecture means:

a)

Integration of diverse elements into a whole

b)

Only symmetry

c)

Colour dominance

d)

Texture

15.

Harmony refers to:

a)

Agreement among elements

b)

Asymmetry only

c)

Randomness

d)

Datum

16.

Which attribute is most visible in a Gothic stained-glass window?

a)

Light & colour

b)

Texture & pattern

c)

Datum

d)

Axis & symmetry

17.

Which principle is most related to Parthenon proportions?

a)

Symmetry

b)

Proportion

c)

Rhythm

d)

Datum

18.

Which principle applies in the Taj Mahal?

a)

Symmetry & axis

b)

Rhythm only

c)

Datum only

d)

Texture

19.

Which is NOT a principle of form?

a)

Datum

b)

Texture

c)

Axis

d)

Proportion

20.

Balance in architecture means:

a)

Equilibrium among visual forces

b)

Texture only

c)

Datum

d)

Colour

21.

Which principle best explains the central dome of St. Peter’s Basilica?

a)

Hierarchy & focus

b)

Datum

c)

Rhythm

d)

Unity

22.

Rhythm in a colonnade is produced by:

a)

Repetition of columns

b)

Colour contrast

c)

Symmetry only

d)

Texture

23.

Which attribute of form is most affected by surface finishes?

a)

Texture

b)

Datum

c)

Symmetry

d)

Axis

24.

Scale mismatch (too large/too small) causes:

a)

Discomfort in human perception

b)

Proportion

c)

Datum

d)

Focus

25.

Which principle organizes forms using a reference grid?

a)

Datum

b)

Proportion

c)

Focus

d)

Axis

26.

Which effect is created by contrast of dark & light in space?

a)

Focus

b)

Texture

c)

Datum

d)

Proportion

27.

Which principle ensures that elements relate to each other cohesively?

a)

Unity

b)

Rhythm

c)

Focus

d)

Datum

28.

Which principles are shown?

a)

Symmetry & axis

b)

Texture & pattern

c)

Datum

d)

Rhythm & harmony

29.

Which principle is emphasized?

a)

Rhythm

b)

Colour

c)

Datum

d)

Proportion

30.

Which principle?

a)

Hierarchy

b)

Datum

c)

Rhythm

d)

Texture

31.

Attribute shown?

a)

Pattern

b)

Axis

c)

Rhythm

d)

Texture

32.

Attribute emphasized?

a)

Light

b)

Texture

c)

Datum

d)

Rhythm

33.

Attribute?

a)

Texture

b)

Symmetry

c)

Datum

d)

Axis

34.

Principle demonstrated?

a)

Proportion

b)

Datum

c)

Rhythm

d)

Balance

35.

Look at the image of the city skyline. Which Principle?

a)

Hierarchy

b)

Rhythm

c)

Datum

d)

Balance

36.

Look at the image of the Japanese rock garden. Which Principle?

a)

Harmony

b)

Rhythm

c)

Datum

d)

Scale

37.

Look at the image of the building. Attribute stressed?

a)

Colour

b)

Rhythm

c)

Axis

d)

Datum

38.

Enclosure in architecture refers to:

a)

Boundary that defines and contains space

b)

Circulation system

c)

Axis and datum

d)

Structural load

39.

A courtyard surrounded by walls is an example of:

a)

External space

b)

Datum

c)

Axis

d)

Symmetry

40.

A hall enclosed by four walls and a roof is: ________

a)

Internal space

b)

External space

c)

Datum

d)

Path

41.

Continuous space in architecture is created by:

a)

Thick barriers

b)

Open plans and flowing connections

c)

Enclosure only

d)

Axis

42.

The most important organising principle in architecture is:

a)

Circulation/path

b)

Colour

c)

Texture

d)

Datum

43.

A building’s lobby that connects multiple wings represents:

a)

Hierarchy of space

b)

Datum

c)

Rhythm

d)

Balance

44.

A temple with sanctum in centre represents which spatial organisation?

a)

Centralised

b)

Linear

c)

Radial

d)

Grid

45.

A processional street represents which spatial organisation?

a)

Linear

b)

Clustered

c)

Grid

d)

Radial

46.

The Pantheon in Rome is an example of:

a)

Radial organisation

b)

Linear organisation

c)

Grid organisation

d)

Clustered

47.

A clustered organisation of spaces is best represented by:

a)

Traditional village settlements

b)

Linear city

c)

Grid city

d)

Centralised axis

48.

The Manhattan city plan is:

a)

Grid organisation

b)

Clustered organisation

c)

Linear organisation

d)

Radial

49.

Spatial hierarchy means:

a)

Some spaces are emphasized more than others

b)

All spaces are equal

c)

Only circulation paths matter

d)

Pure randomness

50.

Built form and open space relationship in Jaipur City is:

a)

Grid organisation with plazas

b)

Linear organisation

c)

Clustered organisation

d)

Radial organisation

51.

Which is NOT a spatial organisation type?

a)

Centralised

b)

Radial

c)

Spiral

d)

Grid

52.

Circulation refers to:

a)

Movement of people through space

b)

Plumbing lines

c)

Electrical wiring

d)

Datum

53.

A spiral ramp (e.g., Guggenheim Museum) represents:

a)

Path as movement through space

b)

Axis symmetry

c)

Datum

d)

Enclosure

54.

Haptic experience in architecture refers to:

a)

Experience through touch

b)

Visual perception only

c)

Olfactory response

d)

Auditory experience

55.

A plaza surrounded by buildings shows:

a)

Enclosure & built–open relationship

b)

Linear organisation

c)

Axis only

d)

Datum

56.

A space hierarchy that leads from street → courtyard → private room is:

a)

Spatial progression

b)

Datum

c)

Symmetry

d)

Rhythm

57.

The central axis of Versailles is an example of:

a)

Linear spatial organisation

b)

Radial

c)

Grid

d)

Clustered

58.

The relationship between path and place in architecture is:

a)

Organising experience of movement

b)

Purely ornamental

59.

A mosque courtyard with arcades is:

a)

Centralised organisation with enclosure

b)

Grid

c)

Radial

d)

Linear

60.

Internal-external space transitions are best experienced in:

a)

Traditional courtyard houses

b)

Glass skyscrapers

c)

Industrial sheds

d)

Datum-based forms

61.

The Acropolis, Athens is organised as:

a)

Linear procession of spaces

b)

Grid

c)

Radial

d)

Cluster

62.

A university campus with modular classrooms is best described as:

a)

Clustered spatial organisation

b)

Linear

c)

Radial

d)

Centralised

63.

A grid organisation is most suitable for:

a)

Large urban planning

b)

Courtyards

c)

Radial temples

d)

Linear paths

64.

The sense most linked to flooring materials is:

a)

Haptic (touch underfoot)

b)

Visual

c)

Olfactory

d)

Auditory

65.

A sequence of narrowing corridors leading to a large hall is designed to emphasize:

a)

Hierarchy & climax

b)

Datum

c)

Axis

d)

Grid

66.

The primary role of circulation is:

a)

Connect spaces and create spatial sequence

b)

Create texture

c)

Provide ornament

d)

Act as datum

67.

A cathedral nave with aisles is an example of:

a)

Linear organisation with hierarchy

b)

Radial

c)

Grid

d)

Clustered

68.

Look at the map provided. Organisation?

a)

Grid

b)

Radial

c)

Cluster

d)

Linear

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