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1. An English Architect who prepared plan forLondon i.e., St. Peters and St. Paul Cathedral;Proposed a Network of Avenues connecting the mainfeatures of London.

A. Leonardo Da VinciB. Pierre Charles LEnfantC. Leon Battista AlbertiD. Sir Christopher Wren


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1. An English Architect who prepared plan forLondon i.e., St. Peters and St. Paul Cathedral;Proposed a Network of Avenues connecting the mainfeatures of London.



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2. The sacred enclosure found in the highest part ofa Greek city is called:A. PeribolusB. TemenosC. PteromaD. Corps de Logis


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2. The sacred enclosure found in the highest part ofa Greek city is called:A. PeribolusB. TemenosC. PteromaD. Corps de Logis


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3. The building that serve as a senate house for thechief dignitaries of the city and as a palace wheredistinguished visitors and citizens might beentertained.A. BouleuterionB. Prytaneion

C. ThersihonD. Diathyros


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3. The building that serve as a senate house for thechief dignitaries of the city and as a palace wheredistinguished visitors and citizens might beentertained.A. BouleuterionB. Prytaneion

C. ThersihonD. Diathyros


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4. The Greek Council house which is acovered meeting place for the democratically-elected council is called:A. BouleuterionB. PrytaneionC. ThersihonD. Diathyros


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4. The Greek Council house which is acovered meeting place for the democratically-elected council is called:A. BouleuterionB. PrytaneionC. ThersihonD. Diathyros


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5. The Grandest of all Egyptian temples, was not built uponone complete plan but owes its size, disposition and

magnificence to the work of many Kings. Built from the

XIIth Dynasty to the Ptolemaic period.

A. Great Temple of Ammon, KarnakB. Temple of Queen HATSHEPSUT

C. The Great Temple of Abu-Simbel

D. Temple of Ramesseum, Thebes


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5. The Grandest of all Egyptian temples, was not built upon

one complete plan but owes its size, disposition andmagnificence to the work of many Kings. Built from the

XIIth Dynasty to the Ptolemaic period.

A. Great Temple of Ammon, KarnakB. Temple of Queen HATSHEPSUT

C. The Great Temple of Abu-Simbel

D. Termple of Ramesseum, Thebes


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6. The Tomb of Atreus, a noted example of the tholos

type of tomb is also known as:

A. Mausoleum, Helicarnasso

B.Tomb of Agamemnon

C.Tomb of Clytemnestra

D. Thersilion, Megapolis


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6. The Tomb of Atreus, a noted example of the tholos

type of tomb is also known as:

A. Mausoleum, Helicarnasso

B.Tomb of Agamemnon

C.Tomb of Clytemnestra

D. Thersilion, Megapolis
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7. The memorial column built in the form of tallDoric order and made entirely of marble is;A. Column of Antoninus PiusB. Column of Marcus AureliusC. Trajans ColumnD. Column of Diocletian


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7. The memorial column built in the form of tallDoric order and made entirely of marble is;A. Column of Antoninus PiusB. Column of Marcus AureliusC. Trajans ColumnD. Column of Diocletian


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8. It is a traditional house that was calledin ngiy n. It was a single room dwelling elevatedat 1.50 m . from the ground; the floors were madeof hard wood like narra which rested on 3 floorjoist which in turn were supported by transversegirders.

A. KankanayB. BontocC. BadjaoD. Kalinga


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8. It is a traditional house that was calledin ngiy n. It was a single room dwelling elevatedat 1.50 m . from the ground; the floors were madeof hard wood like narra which rested on 3 floorjoist which in turn were supported by transversegirders.

A. KankanayB. BontocC. BadjaoD. Kalinga


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9. Often enclosed and secluded from the street, whosehigh density and variety of planting conveys agarden image. It sometimes included flower plantersand a water feature and usually supplies a variety ofseating possibilities.A. City plazaB. City squareC. Garden OasisD. Street plaza


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9. Often enclosed and secluded from the street, whosehigh density and variety of planting conveys agarden image. It sometimes included flower plantersand a water feature and usually supplies a variety ofseating possibilities.A. City plazaB. City squareC. Garden OasisD. Street plaza


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10. It is the first developed Garden City whereit is a combination of landscaping, informalstreet layouts, and main axis focusing on towncenter.

A. SavannahB. LetchworthC. WelwynD. Hampstead Garden Suburbs


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10. It is the first developed Garden City whereit is a combination of landscaping, informalstreet layouts, and main axis focusing on towncenter.

A. SavannahB. LetchworthC. WelwynD. Hampstead Garden Suburbs
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11. A British pioneered in regional Planning forthe Doncaster area 1920-1922) and East Kent;Involved in greater London Plan; Use of openspace as structuring element.

A. Clarence PerryB. Henry WrightC. Leslie Patrick Abercrombie

D. Andres Duany


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11. A British pioneered in regional Planning forthe Doncaster area 1920-1922) and East Kent;Involved in greater London Plan; Use of openspace as structuring element.

A. Clarence PerryB. Henry WrightC. Leslie Patrick Abercrombie

D. Andres Duany


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12. He is remembered for his Ideal Cities star shaped plans with street radiating fromcentral point, usually proposed for a church,palace or castle.



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12. He is remembered for his Ideal Cities star shaped plans with street radiating fromcentral point, usually proposed for a church,palace or castle.



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13. It is the eclectic style of domestic architectureof the 1870s and the 1880s in England and theUSA and actually based on country house andcottage Elizabeth architecture which wascharacterized by a blending of Tudor Gothic,English Renaissance and colonial elements in theUSA:

A. Mannerist PhaseB. Jacobean Architecture

C. Queen Anne styleD. Stuart Architecture


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13. It is the eclectic style of domestic architectureof the 1870s and the 1880s in England and theUSA and actually based on country house andcottage Elizabeth architecture which wascharacterized by a blending of Tudor Gothic,English Renaissance and colonial elements in theUSA:

A. Mannerist PhaseB. Jacobean Architecture

C. Queen Anne styleD. Stuart Architecture


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14. Early type of settlement in America takenafter the baug military town) and fauborgcitizens town) of the medieval ages.A. The European Planned CityB. Medieval Organic CityC. Medieval BastideD. Laws of the Indies Towns


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14. Early type of settlement in America takenafter the baug military town) and fauborgcitizens town) of the medieval ages.A. The European Planned CityB. Medieval Organic CityC. Medieval BastideD. Laws of the Indies Towns


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15. Le Corbusier planned a high densitybuilding that was a super building thatcontained 337 dwellings in only ten acres ofland. What is this structure that supposed to belocated in Marseilles?

A. Unite d HabitationB. The mile High towerC. BrasiliaD. Ecumenopolis


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16. Whos theory is the explanation ofresidential land uses in terms of wedge-shaped sectors radial to the city centeralong established lines of transportation.A. Homer HoytB. Ernest BurgessC. Kevin LynchD. None of these


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16. Whos theory is the explanation ofresidential land uses in terms of wedge-shaped sectors radial to the city centeralong established lines of transportation.A. Homer HoytB. Ernest BurgessC. Kevin LynchD. None of these


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17. Published the book called Fields,Factories and Workshops; or IndustryCombined with Agriculture with manualwork

A. Antonio SanteliaB. Eugene HenardC. Don Soria y MataD. Peter Kropotkin


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17. Published the book called Fields,Factories and Workshops; or IndustryCombined with Agriculture with manualwork

A. Antonio SanteliaB. Eugene HenardC. Don Soria y MataD. Peter Kropotkin


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18. A style in the architecture of Italy I thesecond half of the 16th century and to alesser extent elsewhere in Europe. It usesclassical elements in an unconventionalmanner.

A. IllusionismB. PalladianismC. MannerismD. Abstract


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18. A style in the architecture of Italy I thesecond half of the 16th century and to alesser extent elsewhere in Europe. It usesclassical elements in an unconventionalmanner.

A. IllusionismB. PalladianismC. MannerismD. Abstract


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19. A revival style based on thebuildings and publications of the 6thcentury architect marked by ancientRoman Architectural forms.

A. National RomanticismB. PalladianismC. MannerismD. Purism


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19. A revival style based on thebuildings and publications of the 6thcentury architect marked by ancientRoman Architectural forms.

A. National RomanticismB. PalladianismC. MannerismD. Purism


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20. The architect who claimed that: Theultimate goal of the new architecture was thecomposite but inseparable work of an art, inwhich the old dividing line between monumentaland decorative elements will have disappearedforever.

A. Frank Lloyd WrightB. Walter Gropius

C. Le CorbusierD. Mies Van de Rohe


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20. The architect who claimed that: Theultimate goal of the new architecture was thecomposite but inseparable work of an art, inwhich the old dividing line between monumentaland decorative elements will have disappearedforever.

A. Frank Lloyd WrightB. Walter Gropius

C. Le CorbusierD. Mies Van de Rohe


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21. The architect who said that theexterior of the building is the result of theinterior.A. Mies Van de RoheB. Frank Lloyd WrightC. Le CorbusierD. William Ruskin


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21. The architect who said that theexterior of the building is the result of theinterior.A. Mies Van de RoheB. Frank Lloyd WrightC. Le CorbusierD. William Ruskin


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22. The seats that rose on tiers andfounded on natural rocks in a Greektheater is called:A. CaveaB. LogeionC. ExedraeD. Skene


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22. The seats that rose on tiers andfounded on natural rocks in a Greektheater is called:A. CaveaB. LogeionC. ExedraeD. Skene
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23. It is the third phase of English-GothicArchitecture where elaborated ornamentalvaulting, and refinement of stonecuttingtechniques.

A. Perpendicular styleB. Decorated styleC. Rayonnant styleD. None of these


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23. It is the third phase of English-GothicArchitecture where elaborated ornamentalvaulting, and refinement of stonecuttingtechniques.

A. Perpendicular styleB. Decorated styleC. Rayonnant styleD. None of these
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24. Enclosure formed by huge stones plantedon the ground in circular form.A. MenhirB. DolmenC. CromlechD. Tumulus


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24. Enclosure formed by huge stones plantedon the ground in circular form.A. MenhirB. DolmenC. CromlechD. Tumulus
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25. Identify the structure in HOA 25.84.31.62that was designed Antonio Gaudi.A. Palau GuellB. Colonia GuellC. Park GuellD. Pavellons Guell


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25. Identify the structure in HOA 25.84.31.62that was designed Antonio Gaudi.A. Palau GuellB. Colonia GuellC. Park GuellD. Pavellons Guell

HOA 25.84.31.62


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26. Identify the style of Architecturebased on HOA 25.86.31.60 that wasused in this structure?

A. Mayan styleB. Post modernC. Mudejar architectureD. Prairie style


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26. Identify the style of Architecturebased on HOA 25.86.31.60 that wasused in this structure?

A. Mayan styleB. Post modernC. Mudejar architectureD. Prairie style

HOA 25.86.31.60


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27. Identify the structure in HOA22.86.88.60 that was located in SoutheastAsia.

A. World Finance CenterB. Fairwell International CenterC. International Finance CenterD. Shun Hing Square


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27. Identify the structure in HOA 22.86.88.60that was located in Southeast Asia.A. World Finance CenterB. Fairwell International CenterC. International Finance CenterD. Shun Hing Square

HOA 22.86.88.60


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28. Identify the religious structure in HOA22.86.88.61 that was designed by Arch. P.V.Jensen- Klint

A. Trinity CathedralB. St. Patrick CathedralC. Grundtvig ChurchD. None of the above


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28. Identify the religious structure in HOA22.86.88.61 that was designed by Arch. P.V.Jensen- Klint

A. Trinity CathedralB. St. Patrick CathedralC. Grundtvig ChurchD. None of the above

HOA 22.86.88.61


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29. The father of modern picture books ofArchitecture.A. Andrea PalladioB. Philibert De LormeC. Leon Battista Alberti

D. Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola


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29. The father of modern picture books ofArchitecture.A. Andrea PalladioB. Philibert De LormeC. Leon Battista Alberti

D. Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola


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30. The man of learning can fearlessly look downupon the troublesome accidents of fortune. But he whothinks himself entrenched in defense not of learning butof luck, moves I slippery path, struggling though lifeunsteadily and insecurely. Is quoted from:

A. Five points Towards a New ArchitectureB. Ten books of Architecture by Marcus VitruviusC. Space, Time and Architecture by Sigfried GideonD. The Poetry of Architecture by John Ruskin


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30. The man of learning can fearlessly look downupon the troublesome accidents of fortune. But he whothinks himself entrenched in defense not of learning butof luck, moves I slippery path, struggling though lifeunsteadily and insecurely. Is quoted from:

A. Five points Towards a New ArchitectureB. Ten books of Architecture by Marcus VitruviusC. Space, Time and Architecture by Sigfried GideonD. The Poetry of Architecture by John Ruskin


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21. The Great Temple of Ramses, Abu Simbel,

Egypt

A. Great Temple of Ammon, KarnakB. Temple of Queen HATSHEPSUTC. The Great Temple of Abu-SimbelD. Termple of Ramesseum, Thebes


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22. The Great Temple of Ramses, Abu Simbel, Egypt

A. Great Temple of Ammon, KarnakB. Temple of Queen HATSHEPSUTC. The Great Temple of Abu-SimbelD. Termple of Ramesseum, Thebes

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