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QUIZ NO.02
20 ITEMS

1. A
style of architecture in Greek in which the beam forms the constructive feature.
A. Dori
c
A. Ioni
c
B. Pina
cotheca
A. Trabeated
C. Exe
drae

1. In greek architecture, a recess or alcove with raised seat where the disputation of the learned took place.
A. Dori
c
D. Ioni
c
E. Pina
cotheca
F. Exe
drae
G. Trab
eated

2. In greek architecture, a picture gallery or a building to contain painted pictures.

A. Dori
c
H. Ioni
c
B. Pinacotheca
I. Trab
eated
J. Exe
drae

3. The chief class of building in the Hellenic period.

A. Chur
ches
C. Temples
K. Meg
aron
L. Ago
ra
M. Gym
nassium

4. The steps forming the base of a columned Greek temple.

A. Pedi
ment
D. Crepidoma
N. Nao
s
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O. Styl
obate
P. Ster
eobate

5. The upper step forming a platform on which a colonnade is placed.

A. Pedi
ment
Q. Crep
idoma
R. Nao
s
E. Stylobate
S. Ster
eobate

6. In classical architecture, a triangular piece of wall above the entablature enclosed by raking cornices.
A. Pediment
T. Crep
idoma
U. Nao
s
V. Styl
obate
W. Ster
eobate

7. Tooth like blocks in ionic and corinthian cornices.

A. Attic
base
X. Flut
es
Y. Fille
ts
Z. Den
tils
AA. Plint
h

8. In an Ionic Column, the lowest square member of the base of a column.

A. Attic
Base
BB. Flut
es
CC. Fille
ts
F. Plinth
DD. Dent
ils

9. In an Ionic Column, a small flat band between mouldings to separate them from each other.
A. Attic
Base
EE. Flut
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es
A. Fille
ts
FF. Plint
h
GG. Dent
ils

10. The vertical channeling on the shaft of a column.

A. Attic
Base
B. Flut
es
HH. Fille
ts
II. Plint
h
JJ. Dent
ils

11. In Greek Architecture, a long colonnaded building that serves many purposes.
A. Pryt
aneion
G. Stoa
KK. Boul
euterion
LL. Ther
mae
MM. Basi
lica

12. In Greek Architecture, often rectangular buildings with banked seats facing inwards.
A. Pryt
aneion
NN. Stoa
H. Bouleuterion
OO. Ther
mae
PP. Basi
lica

13. In Greek Architecture, building that serves as a senate house for the chief dignitaries of the city and as a place
where distinguished visitors and citizens might be entertained.
A. Prytaneion
QQ. Stoa
RR. Boul
euterion
SS. Ther
mae
TT. Basi
lica
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14. Palatial baths of Imperial Rome.

A. Pryt
aneion
UU. Stoa
VV. Boul
euterion
I. Thermae
WW. Basi
lica

15. A roman dwelling type that is four or more storeys high.

A. Meg
aron
XX. Dom
us
YY. Villa
s
J. Insula
ZZ. Tipi

16. A roman dwelling type that combined the features of an etruscan dwelling with other elements derived from the
greek house.
A. Meg
aron
K. Domus
AAA. Villa
s
BBB. Insul
a
CCC. Tipi

17. In Roman architecture, a range of columns surrounding a court or a temple.

A. Stoa
L. Peristyle
DDD. Atri
um
EEE. Com
pluvium
FFF. Impl
uvium

18. A Roman dining room with couches on three sides.

A. Fres
co
GGG. Mos
aci
HHH. Oec
us
III. Tric
linium
JJJ. Cubi
culum
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19. A roman bedroom, but sometimes used in a less specific sense to denote other rooms.
A. Fres
co
KKK. Mos
aci
LLL. Oec
us
M. Cubiculum
MMM. Tricl
inium