Using Figure H01-A, identify the location of Structure B.

Using Figure H01-A, identify the location of Structure C.

Using Figure H01-A, identify the location of Structure D.

Using Figure H01-A, identify the location of Structure E.

It has a central chamber that is surrounded by small chambers.

Tombs oriented north and south with long passage.

Consisting of a series of upright stones arranged in a circle and supporting horizontal slabs.

Formed of branches of trees and covered with turf.

One side is leaned to a cave and is supported by stones at the base.

What type of architecture is the Great Ziggurat of Ur?

Which area or country is known as Mesopotamia, where the development of architecture started?

What is the building material used in Sumerian architecture?

What is the principal architectural monument of prehistoric buildings?

What kind of structure is Mesopotamia known for?

Where can we find the Tarxien Temple?

Where can we find the Olmec Heads?

Where can we find the Nuraghe Temple?

Where can we find the Gobekli Tepe?

Where can we find the Callanish Stones?

It is a burial mound with a long, narrow path and a gallery.

It is a burial place-oriented north to south, with a long, narrow path that leads to an open court.

A tomb roofed by slabs laid directly on the side walls, often with one or more rows of outer walls.

A shelter inclined on one side of a cave, supported by rows of columns or other supports.

An early settlement made of wooden twigs, typically located on flat plains or cliffs.

Situation 01 – The following questions pertain to Topic 01: Pre-Historic Architecture. The prehistoric tomb composed of standing stones capped with a large horizontal slab?

Situation 01 – The following questions pertain to Topic 01: Pre-Historic Architecture. A circular arrangement of large stones enclosing a monument or burial mound?

Situation 01 – The following questions pertain to Topic 01: Pre-Historic Architecture. A single, tall, upright prehistoric stone, often of ritual significance?

Situation 01 – The following questions pertain to Topic 01: Pre-Historic Architecture. A prehistoric burial mound made of earth and stones, often covering one or more graves?

Situation 01 – The following questions pertain to Topic 01: Pre-Historic Architecture. A structure formed by large stones, usually arranged without mortar, for ceremonial or burial use?

Situation 02 – The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. Using Figure H02-A, identify the different parts of the Parthenon. Item A is called:

Situation 02 – The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. Using Figure H02-A, identify the different parts of the Parthenon. Item B is called:

Item C is called.

Item D is called.

Based on the labeled architectural diagram of a classical column and pediment, Item E is called.

What is the construction system of the Greeks?

What is the architectural character of the Greeks?

What is the architectural character of the Romans?

What buildings are the Romans famous for?

Most famous and largest amphitheater of the Romans.

Tomb of Egyptian architecture characterized by a flat top, battered walls, and underground burial chambers.

There are two types of Egyptian temples: cult and mortuary. Which of the following is an example of a cult temple?

Tall tower with a square base and a tapered top.

Byzantine secular building combining private apartments, chapels, and churches.

The largest pyramid in Giza.

What is the supreme example of a Greek sanctuary in Athens?

What is the principal decoration of walls and shafts of columns in Egyptian architecture?

What is the most important Roman architectural structure, famous for its great dome?

What is an alternative ornamentation used by the Romans aside from marble?

Which palace of West Asiatic architecture features 250 towers and 100 bronze gates?

In Egyptian architecture, what is the meaning of the symbols lotus, papyrus, and palm?

In Egyptian architecture, what is the meaning of the symbol scarab or sacred beetle?

In Egyptian architecture, what is the meaning of the symbols spiral and feather?

What is the decorative feature of Egyptian architecture?

Which architectural style uses the gorge cornice moulding?

Which architectural style uses terra cotta, marble, and concrete?

Which architectural style uses ashlar and concrete stone?

Which architectural style uses marble, concrete, bricks, and other materials?

Which architectural style primarily uses marble?

Which architectural style is known for the use of mosaics, domes, and rich ornamentation?

The Greeks' beliefs are based on what?

What religious belief were Roman buildings based on?

What religious belief was most influential in Early Christian architecture?

Which Egyptian tomb usually serves as the main building of a complex, surrounded by enclosed walls?

Which tomb of nobility features porticoes at the front and an offering chapel behind?

Which of the following is a cult temple?

Which of the following is a mortuary temple?

Which temple is dedicated to Queen Hatshepsut and built into a cliff face?

Which temple is known for its hypostyle hall with 134 massive columns?

Which temple is located on an island and dedicated to the goddess of magic and motherhood?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What are the architectural orders developed in ancient Greek architecture?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. Which classical orders were developed by the Romans?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What do you call a capital that combines the volutes of the Ionic order with the acanthus leaves of the Corinthian order?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. Which ancient architecture is known for its tall, slender columns with distinctive capitals?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. Who was the architect of the Parthenon?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What are the geographic characteristics of Greece?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What religious beliefs influenced Greek architecture?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What factors influenced the design of Greek buildings?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What is the climate of Greece?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What were the major building materials used in ancient Greek architecture?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What is the structural system used in ancient Egyptian architecture?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. Which style is characterized by battered walls, no windows, and gorge mouldings?

Which civilization built structures on platforms 6 to 10 meters high, with a conical shape and pipe holes?

What type of column is characterized by a lotus or papyrus capital, commonly found in Egyptian architecture?

What is the term for the large hall in Egyptian temples filled with columns, often representing a papyrus forest?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. Which Roman building contains the largest unsupported dome in the world?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What is the largest surviving triumphal arch, completed in 315 AD?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. Which is the largest of the Roman hippodromes and one of the largest sports arenas ever built?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. Who began the construction of the Great Hypostyle Hall in the Temple of Karnak?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What was the primary function of the aqueducts designed by the Romans?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What technique did the Egyptians use to create a perfectly level base for the pyramids?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What method was used to transfer 2-ton stones during the construction of the pyramids?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. Who was the chief architect of the Great Pyramid of Giza?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What is the name of the ancient stone figure with the body of a lion and the head of a human?

Situation 02 — The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. Who was the architect of the Pyramid of Zoser?

Which architect was deified and honored during the reign of Rameses?

What is the name of the sacred lake commonly found in Egyptian temples used for ritual purification?

What structure served as the gateway to Egyptian temples, often decorated with carvings and flanked by obelisks?

What is the tall, four-sided, tapering monument used by Egyptians as a symbol of the sun god Ra?

What was the architectural prototype of the Egyptian pyramid?

What is opus tessellatum in Roman architecture?

What type of Roman wall facing creates a net-like pattern?

What is the warm room in an ancient Roman bath?

What is the sweating room in an ancient Roman bath?

What is the name of the bedroom in an ancient Roman domus?

What is the triangular structure on top of an entablature?

Where is the pediment located in a Doric temple?

What is the purpose of the pediment in a Classical Greek temple?

What do you call a wide, low-pitched gable surmounting a colonnade or a major division of a façade?

In Greek architecture, what is another term for Cella?

What structure was known in the Classical World as the Treasury of Atreus?

Who was the architect of the Temple of Zeus Olympus at Agrigentum?

Where was the Agora built?

What was the long colonnaded building during Greek times?

What do you call a structure that is open and colonnaded at the entrance, often extending a considerable distance, and commonly used as a meeting place around public areas?

Who was a Roman architect and engineer during the 1st century BC?

What was the main purpose of the Roman Colosseum?

What is the effect of using a rib vault in architecture?

Which temple features a circular plan supporting a dome approximately 140 feet in diameter and was once described by Thomas Jefferson as a model of the spherical arch?

What is the total height of Monticello, designed by Thomas Jefferson?

The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What is the name of the Egyptian structure located in the ancient city of Thebes, known for its grand colonnades and obelisks?

The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What material was primarily used in the construction of the Temple of Luxor?

The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. The Temple of Luxor is not dedicated to a cult god. Instead, it is dedicated to what purpose?

The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What construction system was employed in the construction of the Parthenon?

The following questions pertain to Topic 02: Historic Style 1. What classical order of columns was used in the Parthenon?

The following questions pertain to Topic 03: Historic Style 2. Using Figure H03-A, identify the different architectural styles. What is the name of Figure A?

The following questions pertain to Topic 03: Historic Style 2. Using Figure H03-A, identify the different architectural styles. What is the name of Figure B?

The following questions pertain to Topic 03: Historic Style 2. Using Figure H03-A, identify the different architectural styles. What is the name of Figure C?

The following questions pertain to Topic 03: Historic Style 2. Using Figure H03-A, identify the different architectural styles. What is the name of Figure D?

What is the name of Figure E?

What is the usual wall characteristic of Romanesque architecture?

What is the usual arch design of Romanesque architecture?

What is the usual buttress design in Romanesque architecture?

What is the usual window characteristic of Romanesque architecture?

Cathedral churches in the Romanesque style of architecture generally follow the

What is the most spectacular example of Byzantine church architecture built in 532 AD?

What is the modern name of Byzantium, which was the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire?

What is the distinct style of Byzantine church architecture?

Which was the first church built in Constantinople and defined by its large atrium?

What was fully developed by Byzantine architects wherein a triangular segment of a spherical surface is formed over an enclosed square to support a dome?

The Leaning Tower of Pisa is known by its Italian name as

Who was the architect of The Leaning Tower of Pisa?

What is the architectural style of The Leaning Tower of Pisa?

When was the construction completed (The Leaning Tower of Pisa)?

What is the height of the tower (The Leaning Tower of Pisa)?

Characteristic of a Gothic bell tower?

What is the usual shape of a Gothic arch?

Characteristic of a Gothic church interior?

Characteristic of Gothic buttress?

What period did Gothic architecture flourish?