GROUP 2: HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE 1 & 2 47. B.
Great Hall
Members: 48. C. Grand Staircase
Inumerable, Teresa Jobelle C. 49. A. Victorian Arch
Seño, Gedrick Ivan S. 50. A. Art Nouveau
Angel, Ma. Lorina A. 51. B. Henry H. Richardson
Celiz, Arvin Jay V. 52. C. Pheidias
53. B. Mnesicles
KEY TO CORRECTION 54. C. Capiz
1. A. Metope 55. D. Zaguan
2. A. Ionic / B. Doric 56. B. Lowa
3. A. Prehistoric Monuments 57. B. Pylon
4. D. Palaestra 58. A. Thalamus
5. C. Crepidoma 59. C. Cenotaphs
6. C. Primitive Architecture 60. B. Nave
7. C. Archaic Period 61. B. minaret
8. B. Forum 62. B. Crocket
9. D. Intercolumnation 63. C. Finial
10. D. Stele 64. B. Florence Cath
11. A. Ictinus & Callicrates 65. B. Classic Re-birth
12. A. Ptolemy l Soter 66. B. Piano Nobile
13. C. Palm 67. A. Cortile
14. A. Seraglio 68. B. Sezessione
15. D. Atlantes 69. A. Sahn
16. B. Opisthodomos 70. A. Hieroglyphics
17. D. Great Temple of Zeus 71. C. Pai-lou
18. D. barrows 72. A. Torii
19. A. Jugendstil 73. C. Torana
20. D. gopura 74. C. Gussho
21. B. goddess athena 75. D. Ta’is
22. B. Leaning Tower Pisa 76. A. Hogyo
23. B. Odeon of Regilla 77. A. Cha-sit-su
24. A. Thermae 78. D. Shi Huang Ti
25. C. Angkor Wat Temple 79. B. Aljibe
26. C. Gautama 80. D. Volada
27. C. Baroque Arch 81. B. Kamalig
28. A. Rococo Arch 82. A. Dulang
29. A. Antoni Gaudi 83. B. Gilir
30. A. Forum of Trajan 84. C. Silid
31. C. Apodyterium 85. A. Fortresses
32. C. Domus 86. C. Van Alen
33. B. Sta Maria Maggiore 87. C. C.Y. Lee
34. A. Balneum 88. B. Oscar Niemeyer
35. B. Cubicula 89. B. W.Cosculuela & Ass.
36. A. Peripteral 90. B. Juan Arellano
37. D. Pronaos 91. B. Robert Ong
38. C. Mosaic 92. A. Juan Nakpil
39. B. Rath 93. B. Jorge Ramos
40. C. Vihara 94. A. Ildefonso Santos
41. B. Le Modern Style 95. A. G. Formoso & Partners
42. D. Angkor Wat 96. A. G. Formoso & Partners
43. D. Dema 97. B. Antonio Toledo
44. D. Lancet 98. A. J. M. Zaragosa Araneta
45. D. Stellar vault 99. A. Otillo Arellano
46. D. Churrigueresque 100 D. Juan de Guzman Arellano
QUESTIONNAIRE
1. The space between triglyphs with or without sculptures 13.The favorite motifs of design of the Egyptians include
is known as___________. the lotus, papyrus & ________.
a. Metope b. Dentil a. scarab b. nipa
c. Architrave d. Guttae c. palm d. cavetto
2. The widely used order during the Greek period is 14. The palace proper found in Assyrian palaces is called?
the__________. a. Seraglio b. Khan
a. Ionic b. Doric c. Thalamus d. Jawab
c. Corinthian d. Tuscan
15. The male statue in kneeling position used in Greek
3. These monuments vary widely in age as well as in Temples as columns & ornamental blocks is?
excellence; some of them belong to Roman or even a. Canephorae b. Quadrigas
Christian times; others to a much remoter period. c. Telamones d. Atlantes
a. Prehistoric Monuments
b. Megalithic Monuments 16. The Epinaos is also called
c. Neoclassic Monuments a. Trachelion b. Opisthodomos
d. Primitive Monuments c. Posticum d. Portico
4. The Greek wrestling school is known as 17. The _________________ at Selinus was the earliest of
a. Spina b. Gymnasia five colossal Greek temples of very nearly identical
c. Dipteral d. Palaestra dimensions; it measured 360 feet by 167.
feet in plan but was never completed. D
5. Greek Temples stood on a foundation of three steps a. Apollo Temple b. Northern Temple
called? c. Athena Temple d. Great Temple of Zeus
a. Base b. Podium
c. Crepidoma d. Stereobate 18. Another prehistoric burial mound term is _______.
a. horus b. fillet c.
6. A subject for the archaeologist rather than the historian tumulus d. barrows
of art and needs here only the briefest mention.
a. Prehistoric Architecture 19. Art Nouveau in Germany is known as?
b. Chaldean and Assyrian Architecture a. Jugendstil b. Bauhaus
c. Primitive Architecture c. Empire Style d. Eclecticism
d. Egyptian Architecture
20. This is a gateway to a Dravidian temple for hindu
7. Characterized by the exclusive use of Doric order, architecture
which appears in the earliest monuments complete in all a. hypathrael b. torii
its parts, but heavy in its proportions and coarse in its c. torana d. gopura
execution.
a. Monuments b. The Corinthian Order 21. Pathenon is the largest Greek Temple which was the
c. Archaic Period d. Origin of Ionic Order Crownig Glory of Temenos dedicated to?
a. god mnesicles b. goddess athena
8. That which corresponds to the Greek Agora is the c. god parthenos d. goddess venus
Roman ______?
a. Place b. Forum 22. Completing the world-famous Pisa group of cath’l. &
c. Plaza d. Market Baptistery is the campanile known as?
a. Tower of London b. Leaning Tower Pisa
9. The space between columns is called c. Tower of Babel d. Tower of the Winds
a. Interposition b. Intercupola
c. Intercapedo d. Intercolumnation 23. Built by Herodes Atticus in Athens (143 A.D.), is a well-
preserved specimen of this class, but all traces of its cedar
10. The upright stone slab containing the name of the ceiling and of its intermediate supports have
dead found in the mastaba is_______. disappeared.
a. pilaster b. band a. Arch of Hadrian b. Odeon of Regilla
c. scuncheon d. stele c. Echo Hall d. Basilica
11. The architects of the Parthenon are?
a. Ictinus & Callicrates b. Pheidias & Mnesicles 24. The palatial public bath generally raised on high
c. Anthemius & Ictinus d. Theron & Pheidias platform within an enclosing wall is the ___________.
a. Thermae b. Gymnasium
12. The builder of the famous Pharaohs or Light House is? c. Laconicum d. Triclinium
a. Ptolemy l Soter b. Rameses ll
c. Amenemhat 1 d. Senusrets
25. The biggest religious temple in the world known to be 37. The naos, epinaos and the _________ are the 3
the temple mountain. chambers of the Greek temple.
a. Borobudor Temple b. Ziggurat at Ur a. Cella b. Posticum
c. Angkor Wat Temple d. Stupa at Sanchi c. Peristyle d. Pronaos
26. Founder of Buddhism. 38. In Roman Architecture, it is a thousand of small stones
a. Lao Tze b. Suryavarman II or glass tiles set in mortar to form pattern and show
c. Gautama d.Brahman II pictures of Roman Life.
a. Wall Bricks b. façade
27. The European style of arch developed in the 17th to c. Mosaic d. Ornaments
18th Century characterized by oval spaces, curved
surfaces & conspicuous use of decor, sculpture & color. 39. The Amygdaloidal trap formation of living rocks in
a. Rococo Arch b. Neo Classical Arch Buddhist architecture is called?
c. Baroque Arch d. Antiquarian Arch a. wat b. rath
c. lath d. stambha
28. It began in Paris, it is a style of arch, primarily French
in origin w/c represents the final phase of the baroque 40. The monastery designed w/ courts or shrines w/ a
around the mid of 18th Century using rockworks, pebbles, central square space surrounded by priests.
coquilles & fantastic scrolls. chambers.
a. Rococo Arch b. Neo Classical Arch a. wat b. chaitya
c. Baroque Arch d. Antiquarian Arch c. vihara d. stambha
29. Most prominent Art Nouveau architect whose works 41. Art Nouveau in France is known as?
includes the Guell Palace in Spain is? a. Beaux Arts b. Le Modern Style
a. Antoni Gaudi b. El Cid c. Stile Liberty d. Modernismo
c. Henri Labrouste d. J.V. Louis
42. It is the considered as the world’s largest religious
30. The _______ covered an area of thirty-five thousand structure in the world.
square yards, and included, besides the main area, a. St. Peter’s Basilica b. Istana Nurul Aman
entered through a triumphal arch, the Basilica Ulpia and c. Borubudor d. Angkor Wat
his colossal Doric column of Victory.
a. Forum of Trajan b. Temple of Concord 43. The Ibaloy house for the well-to-do families is called?
c. Temples of Vesta d. Temple of the Dioscur a. sirok b. Kalapaw
c. Tarakip d. Dema
31. The dressing room in the thermae is called?
a. Frigidarium b. Hypocaust 44. It is the pd. in French which is characterized by
c. Apodyterium d. laconicum pointed arches & geometric traceried windows.
a. Decorated b. Mannerist
32. The private house of the Roman is the? c. Baroque d. Lancet
a. Megaron b. Villa
c. Domus d. insula 45. The pattern produced by the lierne is called?
a. Sexpartite vault b. Quadripartite vault
33. Though smaller in size, it is more interesting because c. Pendant vault d. stellar vault
it so largely retains its original aspect, its Renaissance
ceiling happily harmonizing with its simple antique lines. 46. It is the lavishly ornamented Spanish Baroque style of
a. Church of St. George the early 18th century characterized by a reaction from
b. Sta Maria Maggiore the correct and frigid formalism
c. Church of St. John Studius a. Modernismo b. Moorish
d. St. Simeon Stylites c. Arrabesque d. Churrigueresque
34. The small private bath, very usual in Roman palaces
and houses were called? 47. The part of the Elizabethan mansion which is in a
a. Balneum b. Hypogeum central position & connecting the various parts of the
c. Bathtub d. Sensorium mansion is the?
a. Long Gallery b. Great Hall
c. Great Corridor d. Grand Staircase
35. The bedroom in the domus is called?
a. Dormitorio b. Cubicula 48. That part of the Elizabethan mansion which forms a
c. Thalamus d. Alcoba dignified approach to the rooms above is?
a. vestibule b. Grand Landing
36. A single line of column surrounding the naos wall is an c. Grand Staircase d. Grand Entry
arrangement called?
a. Peripteral b. Octasyle
c. Monotriglyph d. Araeostyle
49. The Revival and Eclectic Architecture in 19th century 62. A projecting block or spur of stone carved with foliage
Great Britain which is also used for its American to decorate the raking lines formed by angles of spires
counterpart. and canopies is the?
a. Victorian Arch b. Carolingian Arch a. Boss b. Crocket
c. Tudor Arch d. Elizabethan Architecture c. Pendant d. pinnacle
50. A style of decoration in architecture and applied art 63. The upper portion of a pinnacle, bench-end, or other
developed principally in Belgium and France toward the architectural feature is the?
end of 19thcent. characterized by organic & dynamic a. Crocket b. Pinnacle
forms, w/o traces of historical styles c. Finial d. turret
a. Art Nouveau b. Beaux Arts
c. International Architecture d. Colonial Arch 64. The church which is half- Renaissance and known at
present S. Maria del Fiore is?
51. Romanesque Revival in the USA was introduced by? a. Pantheon, Rome b. Florence Cath
a. Louis Sullivan b. Henry H. Richardson c. S. Andrea, Mantua d. Superga, Turin
c. Frank Lloyd Wright d. Richard Upjohn
65. Renaissance means?
52. The master sculptor of the Parthenon is? a. Architecture of the curve line
a. Scopas b. Mnesicles b. Classic Re-birth
c. Pheidias d. Theron c. Departure from the classic lines
d. Roman like art
53. The architect of the Erectheion is?
a. Callicrates b. Mnesicles 66. The principal floor of the Italian palazzo.
c. Theron d. Ictinus a. Entresol b. Piano nobile
c. Oeil-de-boeuf d. sgrafitto
54. The windows of the bahay na bato is the made up of?
a. calado b. Ventanilla 67. The internal court, surrounded by an arcade, in an
c. capiz d. rakuh Italian palace.
a. Cortile b. Patio
55. Found in the ground floor of the bahay na bato, it is c. Atrium d. hypaethral court
where the carriages and saints floats or and as are usually
kept. 68. Art Nouveau in Austria is known as?
a. patio b. Entresuelo a. Federal Style b. Sezessione
c. Garahe d. zaguan c. Utilitarianism d. monumentalism
56. The central open spaced use as sleeping area for 69.In a Muslim Mosque, it is the large open court.
overnight guests in the T’boli house. a. sahn b. dikka
a. comun b. Lowa c. mihrab d. Muezzin
c. Bilik d. hanglad
70. Characteristic wall ornament of the Egyptians.
57. Monumental gateway to the temple consisting of a. hieroglyphics b. beads and reels
slanting walls flanking the entrance portal. c. polychrome brickwork d. papyrus leaves
a. Monuments b. Pylon
c. Temple d. Obelisks 71. This is a Chinese gateway made of stone and wood.
a. kalasa b. vimana
58. The bedroom in the megaron is called? c. pai-lou d. mandap
a. Thalamus b. Cuarto
c. Cubicula d. harem 72. This is a Japanese gateway usually with three
openings.
59. A memorial monument to persons buried elsewhere a. torii b. bogyo
is called? c. torana d. gopuram
a. odium b. Nymphaeum
c. Cenotaphs d. rostral column 73. This is the gateway to a stupa.
a. cha-sit-su b. shoji
60. The central aisle of the church is called? c. torana d. kibleh
a. Choir loft b. Nave
c. Bema d. ambo 74. The early Japanese system of construction is called?
a. torii b. cha-sit-su
61. The prayer tower from the saracenic architecture. c. gussho d. kimono
a. Ambo b. minaret
c. Baldachino d. carpet 75. The Chinese pagoda is called?
a. yuan b. obi
c. pai-lou d. ta’is
76. The Japanese pyramidal roof is called? 91. Architect of Mall of Asia.
a. hogyo b. shichu a. Del Rosario & Partners
c. kirizuma d. myojin b. Robert Ong
c. Rogelio Villaroza
77. The Japanese teahouse is called? d. SOM
a. cha-sit-su b. irimoya
c. yosemune d. moshi 92. Architect of Jai Alai, Manila.
a. Juan Nakpil
78. The emperor who built the Great Walls of China is? b. Juan Arellano
a. Yamashita b. Mitsubishi c. Pablo Antonio
c. Chao Ju Kua d. Shi Huang Ti d. Fernando Ocampo
79. The cistern in the bahay na bato is known as________. 93. Architect of Philippine Heart Center, Q.C.
a. azotea b. aljibe a. Juan Arellano
c. dormitorio d. caida b. Jorge Ramos
c. Pablo Antonio
80. The overhanging 2nd floor of the bahay na bato is the? d. Fernando Ocampo
a. alcoba b. balcon
c. azotea d. volada 94. Architect of Rizal Park, or Luneta Park.
a. Ildefonso Santos
81. A detached structure from the bahay kubo where b. Pablo Antonio
palay is kept is the _________. c. Juan Andres de Luna
a. finaryon b. Kamalig d. Juan Nakpil
c. falig d. dema
95. Architect of PBCOM, Makati SOM with Filipino
82. The low table found in the bulwagan is called? counterpart.
a. dulang b. Aljibe a. G. Formoso & Partners
c. Walay d. Bilik b. W. Cosculuella & Asso.
c. R. Villaroza
83. The cooking area in the bahay kubo is the _______. d. Recio +Casas
a. dapogan b. Gilir
c. Cocina d. tapayan 96. Architect of Central Bank of the Philippines.
a. G. Formoso & Partners
84. In the bahay kubo, the private sleeping room is called? b. W. Cosculuella & Asso.
a. cuarto b. Bangahan c. R. Villaroza
c. Silid d. Tampipi d. Recio + Casas
85. In Egyptian Architecture, it is mostly found on west 97. Architect of Manila City Hall.
bank of Nile or an Islands. a. Juan Nakpil
a. Fortresses b. Pylons b. Antonio Toledo
c. Dwellings d. Obelisks c. Pablo Antonio
d. Fernando Ocampo
86. Architect of Chrysler Building.
a. Erich Mendelsohn b. Le Corbusier 98. Architect of Meralco Center Ortigas.
c. Van Alen d. Mies van der Rohe a. J. M. Zaragosa Araneta
b. Antonio Toledo
87. Architect of Taipei 101. c. Pablo Antonio
a. SOM b. Cesar Pelli d. Fernando Ocampo
c. C.Y. Lee d. Robert Ong
99. Architect of National Bureau of Investigation (NBI),
88. Architect of Brasilian Congress. Taft Ave.
a. Le Corbusier b. Oscar Niemeyer a. Otillo Arellano
c. Mies Van Der Rohe d. Alvar Aalto b. Antonio Toledo
c. Pablo Antonio
89. Architect of RCBC Bank or Yuchengco Bldg., Makati. d. Fernando Ocampo
a. Recio Casas & Partners b. W. Cosculuela & Ass.
c. G. Formoso d. Philip Recto 100. Architect of Post Office Building.
a. Otillo Arellano
90. Architect of Metropolitan Center, Manila. b. Antonio Toledo
a. Juan Nakpil b. Juan Arellano c. Pablo Antonio
c. Pablo Antonio d. Fernando Ocampo d. Juan de Guzman Arellano