Theory of Architecture Quiz 01 - Questionnaire

THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE
QUIZ 01
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Select the best answer of your choice.
CONCEPT OF ARCHITECTURE:
1. Architecture is the molding and altering to human needs, the
very face of the earth itself.
a. RA 9266 c. Von Schelling
b. William Morris d. John Ruskin
2. Commodity, firmness and delight.

a. Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe c. Von Schelling
b. Adolf Hitler d. Sir Henry Weston
3. Stone document. An expression of the unity and power of the

nation.
a. Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe c. Von Schelling
b. Adolf Hitler d. Sir Henry Weston
4. The art for all to learn because all are concerned with it.
a. John Ruskin c. Von Schelling
b. Le Corbusier d. Sir Henry Weston
5. The masterly, correct and magnificent play of masses brought

together in light.
a. John Ruskin c. Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe
b. Leon Battista Alberti d. Le Corbusier
ARCHITECTURAL PERIODS:
6. European Architecture moved from the rectangular basilica
forms to the classically inspired Byzantine style.
a. Gothic c. Early Christian & Medieval
b. Renaissance d. Romanesque
7. European settlers in the New World borrowed ideas from their

homelands to create their own breed of Architecture.
a. American Colonial c. Georgian
b. Victorian d. Neo-Classical
8. Industrialization brought many innovations in Architecture.
This style includes Gothic Revival. Italianate, Stick,
Eastlake, Queen Anne, Romanesque and Second Empire.
a. American Colonial c. Georgian
9. In the early 20th century, medieval gothic ideas were applied

to modern skyscrapers.
a. Greek Revival c. Neo-Gothic
10. Also known as Academic Classicism or Classical Revival,

characterized by order, symmetry, formal design, grandiosity
and elaborate ornamentation.
a. Art Deco c. Arts and Crafts
b. Art Nouveau d. Beaux Arts
SPACE PERCEPTIONS:
11. Space that can be perceived through the sense of smell.
a. Olfactory Space c. Euclidean Space
b. Tactile Space d. Auditory Space
12. Space that can be perceived through the sense of touch and
feelings.
a. Visual Space c. Fictional Space
b. Tactile Space d. Auditory Space
13. Space that can be perceived through the means of

conscious and deliberate interaction with the space.
a. Existensial Space c. Fictional Space
b. Emotional Space d. Parcipatory Space
14. Space that can be perceived through the unreal means.

a. Existensial Space c. Fictional Space
b. Emotional Space d. Parcipatory Space
15. Space that are functioning even beyond their original

function.
a. Live Space c. Passive Space
b. Active Space d. Idle Space
ARCHITECTURAL ISMS:
16. It refers to the works of Van der Rohe which displayed the
use of glass and steel, display of service systems of a
building like air conditioning ducts, plumbing pipes etc.
a. Modern International c. Art Nouveau
b. Arts & Craft Movement d. Brutalism
17. A style ignoring the classic approach to design introduced
in the early 60’s in Europe.
a. Constructivism c. Deconstructivism
b. Functionalism d. Expressionism
18. It is a passionate pleading for ideas on form and space in

Architecture.
a. Constructivism c. Deconstructivism
b. Functionalism d. Expressionism
19. It is an architecture of calculation of audacity and

simplicity; an architecture of reinforced concrete, iron,
glass, and substitute for stone, wood, bricks which make
possible maximum elasticity and lightness.
a. Organism c. National Romanticism
b. Futurism d. Metabolism
20. A building must grow or blend with the environment;

sympathize with the environment/landscape.
a. Organism c. National Romanticism
b. Futurism d. Metabolism
CULTURES WITHIN A SOCIETY:

21. A model developed in Germany by Bassam Tibi, where the idea
of minorities can have an identity of their own but they
should at least support the core concepts on which the
society is based.
a. Melting Pot c. Monoculturalism
b. Multiculturalism d. Leitkultur
22. It is where culture is very closely linked to nationalism,

thus government policy is to assimilate immigrants to
mainstream society.
23. It is where all the immigrant cultures are mixed and

amalgamated without State intervention like in the USA.
24. A policy that immigrants and others should preserve their

cultures with the different cultures interacting peacefully
within one nation.
25. Totality of socially transmitted behavior patterns, arts,
beliefs, institutions and all other products of human works
and thoughts.
a. Traditions c. Culture
b. Beliefs d. Supertitions
COLOR:
26. Designating a color having low lightness and low saturation
and reflecting only a small fraction of incident light.
a. Dark c. Deep
b. Grayscale d. Tint
27. Designating a color having high lightness and low

saturation.
a. Dark c. Brilliant
b. Pale d. Tint
28. The degree by w/c a color differs from a gray of the same
lightness or brightness, corresponding to saturation of the
perceived color.
a. Value c. Chroma
b. Saturation d. Hue
29. The degree by which a color appears to reflect more or less

of the incident light, corresponding to lightness of the
perceived color.
a. Value c. Chroma
30. One of the three dimension of color, the purity or

vividness of a hue. Also called Intensity.
a. Value c. Chroma
THEORETICAL TYPES OF CULTURE:

31. "The Sharing of Ideas", it refers to an element of one
culture leading to an invention or propagation in another.
a. Acculturation c. Assimilation
b. Stimulus Diffusion d. Transculturation
32. The form of something that moves from one culture to

another.
a. Innovative Diffusion c. Tangible Diffusion
b. Stimulus Diffusion d. Diffusion
33. It refers to the replacement of the traits of one culture

with those of another.
34. Direct borrowing from one culture to another.

a. Innovative Diffusion c. Tangible Diffusion
b. Stimulus Diffusion d. Diffusion
35. Adoption of a different culture by an individual.

COLOR:
36. The dimension of color that is corelated with luminance and
by which visual stimuli are ordered continuously from very
dim to very bright.
a. Lightness c. Brilliance
b. Brightness d. Luminance
37. Having no saturation and therefore no hue, such as white,

black or gray.
a. Achromatic c. Monochromatic
b. Polychromatic d. Megachromatic
38. A relatively light value of a color, produced by adding

white to it.
a. Shade c. Tone
b. Tint d. Gray
39. An achromatic color between white and black.

a. Shade c. Tone
b. Tint d. Gray
40. A relatively dark value of a color, produced by adding

black to it.
a. Shade c. Tone
b. Tint d. Gray
SPACE AND BODY:

41. Study of measurements of the human body.
a. Anthropomorphism c. Anthropometrics
b. Anthropocentrism d. Ergonomics
42. An applied science concerned with the characteristics of

people that need to be considered in the design of devices
and systems in order that people will interact effectively
and safely.
43. Human qualities are associated with non-human entities /

events. Qualities such as form, values and emotions.
44. The human being is the most important entity in the

Universe. The world is perceived according to values and
experiences of the human being.
45. Were the first to be conscious about the relationship of

man to the universe in terms of the elements it comprised.
a. Egyptians c. Protagoras
b. Vitruvius d. Greeks
COLOR WHEEL:
46. One of a pair of opposing colors on a color wheel,
perceived as completing or enhancing each other.
a. Split c. Double
b. Complementary d. Triad
47. A combination of one color and the pair of colors adjoining

its complementary color on a color wheel.
a. Split c. Double
48. A combination of 2 analogous colors and their complementary

colors on a color wheel.
a. Split c. Double
49. An arrangement of pattern of colors conceived of as forming

an integrated whole.
a. Color Wheel c. Color Mix
b. Color d. Color Scheme
50. A circular scale of the colors of the spectrum showing

complementary colors opposite each other.
a. Color Wheel c. Color Mix
b. Color d. Color Scheme
*** GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS FUTURE JANUARY 2023

ARCHITECTS!!!! ***

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THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE

NAME : _______________________ SCORE _________

Select the best answer of your choice.

2. Commodity, firmness and delight.

3. Stone document. An expression of the unity and power of the

5. The masterly, correct and magnificent play of masses brought

7. European settlers in the New World borrowed ideas from their

9. In the early 20th century, medieval gothic ideas were applied

10. Also known as Academic Classicism or Classical Revival,

13. Space that can be perceived through the means of

14. Space that can be perceived through the unreal means.

15. Space that are functioning even beyond their original

18. It is a passionate pleading for ideas on form and space in

19. It is an architecture of calculation of audacity and

20. A building must grow or blend with the environment;

CULTURES WITHIN A SOCIETY:

22. It is where culture is very closely linked to nationalism,

23. It is where all the immigrant cultures are mixed and

24. A policy that immigrants and others should preserve their

27. Designating a color having high lightness and low

29. The degree by which a color appears to reflect more or less

30. One of the three dimension of color, the purity or

THEORETICAL TYPES OF CULTURE:

32. The form of something that moves from one culture to

33. It refers to the replacement of the traits of one culture

34. Direct borrowing from one culture to another.

35. Adoption of a different culture by an individual.

37. Having no saturation and therefore no hue, such as white,

38. A relatively light value of a color, produced by adding

39. An achromatic color between white and black.

40. A relatively dark value of a color, produced by adding

SPACE AND BODY:

42. An applied science concerned with the characteristics of

43. Human qualities are associated with non-human entities /

44. The human being is the most important entity in the

45. Were the first to be conscious about the relationship of

47. A combination of one color and the pair of colors adjoining

48. A combination of 2 analogous colors and their complementary

49. An arrangement of pattern of colors conceived of as forming

50. A circular scale of the colors of the spectrum showing

*** GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS FUTURE JANUARY 2023

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