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Question 1

Who designed the facade of the Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence?

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A) Raphael

B) Leone Battista Alberti

C) Giotto

D) Arnolfo di Cambio

Type: Multiple choiceCategory: CA 203 test 01 (20%)Points: 2

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Question 2

Which ancient author wrote 'Ten Books of Architecture', a work that contained the principlesfollowed by Renaissance architects?


A) Satyros

B) Pythias

C) Vitruvius

D) Aristotle

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Question 3

The churches San Lorenzo and San Spirito in Florence are built according to the classicalsystem of proportions in Renaissance architecture.


A) True

B) False

Type: True/FalseCategory: CA 203 test 01 (20%)Points: 2

Question 4

Who wrote 'Divina Proportione' which explored the use of the golden ratio in the Renaissancearchitecture?


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A) Luca Pacioli

B) Le Combusier

C) Palladio

D) Leonardo Da Vinci


Question 5

Filippo Brunelleschi is considered the first Renaissance architect.


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A) True

B) False


Question 6

Brunelleschi looked to the ancient Greeks for Doric, Ionic and Corinthian's order that give themproportion.


A) True

B) False


Question 7

Where did Brunelleschi use his engineering skills to create a famous dome?


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A) Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence Cathedral

B) St. Mark's Cathedral

C) St. Peter's

D) the United States' Capitol


Question 8

What architect, known for the Church of Santa Maria Novella in Florence, is also renowned forhis prowess as an artist and musician?


A) Michelangelo

B) Leon Battista Alberti

C) Leonardo da Vinci

D) Christopher Wren


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Question 9

The simplicity of whose domestic designs allowed them to be easily reproduced?


A) Andrea Palladio

B) Michelangelo

C) Christopher Wren

D) Leonardo da Vinci


Question 10

What term refers to the period of cultural and social changes in Italy during the 1400s?


A) the Reformation

B) humanism

C) quattrocento

D) the century of turmoil

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Question 1

The difference in style between the High Renaissance and Mannerism can be seen in theworks of this architect, born in 1481.


A) Baldassarre Peruzzi

B) Raphael

C) Donato Bramante

D) Gian Lorenzo Bernini


Question 2

Italian Mannerism is a term related to the High Renaissance.


A) True

B) False



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Question 3

This Renaissance architect, famous as chief architect of the Venetian Republic, wrote thetreatise 'Four Books on Architecture'.


A) Giovanni Baptista Quadrio

B) Andrea Palladio

C) Michelozzo Michelozzi

D) Leonardo Da Vinci


Question 4

Brunelleschi was the first architect since antiquity to use the classical orders Doric, Ionic andCorinthian in an appropriate manner.


A) True

B) False


Question 5

The two main architects of the Baroque era were Bernini and Borromini.


A) True

B) False


Question 6

Rococo was the last phase of Baroque in France. It was a light-hearted, decorative styleinvented to suit the people of Paris.


A) True


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B) False


Question 7

Rococo style room was the presence of highly ornate sculpture and lots of gold.


A) True

B) False


Question 8

The most distinct shape of the Baroque style is the use of the oval.


A) True

B) False


Question 9

The church of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane in Rome, Italy, built from 1638 to 1641, wasdesigned by Italian architect and sculptor Francesco Borromini in the baroque architecturalstyle.


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A) True

B) False


Question 10

Italians were the pioneers of baroque; the best known was the architect-sculptor GianlorenzoBernini, designer of the great oval plaza (begun 1656) in front of St. Peter’s.

Piazza San Pietro is a masterpiece of Bernini's architecture (created in 1656-67). It looks likean immense ellipsis of 240 meters wide.


A) True

B) False



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Question 1

Answers given are the correct factors that influence the architecture EXCEPT:


A) Climate

B) Materials

C) Love and Emotion

D) Social (politics, economy and culture)

E) Religion

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Question 2

What is the responsibilities of an architect?


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A) Propose design only to satisfy the client’s need

B) Construct building according to the function and building regulation

C) Design a fantastic building appearance

D) Decorate home like Eric Leong


Question 3

The Great Temple of Karnak located at?


A) Egypt

B) Spain

C) Jerussalem

D) Jordan


Question 4

what is the name of this joint?


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A) Glue and Nails

B) Mortise and Tenon

C) Cube and Space

D) Cone and Hole


Question 5

Those name are correct name of three Great Pyramid of Giza EXCEPT:


A) Menkaure (Mykerinos)

B) Kafre (Chephren)

C) Khufu (Cheops)

D) Sphinx



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Question 6

Which pyramid was the highest among The Great Pyramids of Giza?


A) Menkaure (Mykerinos)

B) Pyramid Zoser

C) Khafre (Chephren)

D) Khufu (Cheops)


Question 7

When did the Stonehenge at Salisbury Plain built?


A) 15 000-10 000 BC

B) 4 000-3 000 BC

C) 6 000-4 000 BC

D) 1 000- 2 000 AD





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Question 1

Which order have the proportions based on those of an ideal woman's body?


A) Ionic

B) Tuscan


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C) Corinthian

D) Composite


Question 2

The Acropolis at Athens represents Greek architecture. The building below is considered asGreek Architecture EXCEPT:


A) The Erechtheum


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B) The Parthenon

C) Theater of Epidauros

D) The Pantheon


Question 3

One of Roman Architecture, The Colosseum building serves as:


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A) court to practice justice in judging people who found guilty

B) temple for ancient roman gods

C) hall for people to listen soprano music

D) amphitheater for the gladiators fight to entertain the elite


Question 4

The first known Egyptian tomb(makam) was...


A) benches

B) pyramid

C) mastaba

D) rock cut tomb


Question 5

Which of the following building located in Acropolis, Greek?


A) Parthenon, Propylaea, Erechtheum

B) Pantheon, Aqueduct, Colosseum

C) Parthenon, Hagia Sophia, Colosseum

D) Pyramid, Sphinx, Temple of Karnak

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Question 6

Decorative Elements of Islamic Architecture are...


A) calligraphy, geometric patterns and plant patterns

B) calligraphy, geometric patterns and flora fauna

C) calligraphy, human figure and plant patterns

D) calligraphy, flora and fauna


Question 7

Arabesque is...


A) the decorations in Islamic Architecture

B) the domes in Islamic architecture

C) the ablution area in the mosque

D) the mosque minarets





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Question 1

What is (A)....


A) pointed arch

B) flying buttresses

C) dome

D) stained glass

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Question 2

What type of this vault?


A) barrel vault

B) groin vault

C) rib vault

D) fan vault


Question 3

This building considered as _______________ architecture.


A) Gothic

B) Romanesque

C) Islamic

D) Baroque



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Question 4

Byzantine church was adapted from the Greek basilica?


A) True

B) False

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Question 5

Prehistoric is a term often used to describe the period before written history.


A) True

B) False


Question 6

Pendentive is a curved triangular structure.


A) True

B) False




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