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WorksheetsArchitecture 2nd cycle 2025 test 2
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
The auditorium was designed with a clear (a) of 30 meters, eliminating the need for interior supports.
(distance between two supports without intermediate columns)
The roofline followed an u (a) pattern, echoing the waves of the nearby coastline.
(moving in smooth, wave-like curves)
The new boulevard will (a) the historic district, dividing it into two distinct zones.
(cut across or divide into two equal parts)
The parking garage extends below (a) , with several levels hidden beneath the ground surface.
(built below the natural ground level)
The bridge’s (a) was reinforced to resist the lateral forces of the river current.
(structural support at the end of a bridge span)
Each (a) was carefully measured to ensure the pitched roof could bear snow loads.
(sloping beam supporting a roof)
A glass c (a) stretched over the entrance, protecting visitors from rain while creating a dramatic effect.
(overhanging roof or shelter above an entrance)
The transition between the old façade and the new extension was designed to be s (a) , with no visible joints.
(smooth and continuous, without interruption)
The station was expanded to accommodate more (a) trains, reflecting the city’s growing suburban population.
(trains used for daily travel between suburbs and city centers)
The spire reached its (a) , pointing sharply toward the sky.
(highest point or tip)
The shopping mall included a spacious (a) concourse where visitors could gather before entering the stores.
(large open hall in a commercial building)
The lighting was installed in (a) niches, creating subtle shadows along the gallery walls.
(set back into the surface, not projecting outward)
The wide (a) of the roof provided shade and protection from rain for the windows below.
(overhanging lower edges of a roof)
The project produced a (a) of materials, which were later reused in other constructions.
(extra or leftover amount)
The house had a compact (a) , occupying only 120 square meters of land.
(ground area covered by a building)
The hotel’s grand f (a) welcomed guests with marble floors and a sweeping staircase.
(entrance hall or lobby)
The new library was praised as a (a) achievement, serving the needs of the entire community.
(relating to a city or its citizens)
The façade was clad in (a) stone, giving the building the appearance of natural stone at lower cost.
(manufactured material made to resemble natural stone)
The demolition left behind piles of r (a) , which had to be cleared before reconstruction could begin.
(broken stone or debris from a building)
The villa featured a w (a) balcony that extended around three sides of the building.
(extending around more than one side)
The museum’s curved façade seemed to (a) visitors, drawing them into its interior spaces.
(to surround or enclose completely)
The lecture hall was designed with (a) seating, ensuring clear sightlines for all attendees.
(arranged in successive levels or steps)
The architect’s minimalist designs t (a) the principles of modern civic architecture.
(to represent or exemplify)
The city faced (a) construction of illegal extensions, which disrupted the planned urban layout.
(spreading uncontrollably)
The wealthy suburb developed into a (a) community, with restricted access and private security.
(residential area with controlled entry)
