Renz Millecent R.

Nieva 4AR-1

Architecture of Nepal and Tibet

1. is a sovereign independent kingdom situated on the southern slopes of the mid-
Himalayas.
a) Tibet
b) Nepal
c) Mount Everest
d) Kathmandu
2. Nepal is mainly composed of high mountains, which include _____ _______.
a) Tibet
b) Nepal
c) Mount Everest
d) Kathmandu
3. is the capital and largest urban agglomerate of Nepal.
a) Tibet
b) Nepal
c) Mount Everest
d) Kathmandu
4. Located in Nepal, lies at the crossroads of ancient civilizations of Asia, and has
at least 130 important monuments, including several pilgrimage sites for Hindus
and Buddhists.
a) Kathmandu Ranges
b) Kathmandu Valley
c) Kathmandu Temples
d) Kathmandu Plaza
5. Nepal distinct season from March to May that has a warm and dusty with rain
showers.
a) Spring
b) Summer
c) Autumn
d) Winter
6. Nepal distinct season from June to August is the monsoon season when the hills
turn lush and green.
a) Spring
b) Summer
c) Autumn
d) Winter
7. Nepal distinct season from September to November that has a cool with clear
skies, and is the most popular trekking season.
a) Spring
b) Summer
c) Autumn
d) Winter

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8. Nepal distinct season from December to February that has a cold at night and
can be foggy in the early morning but afternoons are usually clear and pleasant,
though there is occasional snow in the mountains.
a) Spring
b) Summer
c) Autumn
d) Winter
9. also spelled as Gorkhas, are soldiers from the South Asian country of Nepal.
a) Gurkhas
b) Newars
c) 13th to 18th century
d) 1768
10. are the indigenous people of the Kathmandu Valley and its surrounding areas in
Nepal and the creators of its historic civilization.
a) Gurkhas
b) Newars
c) 13th to 18th century
d) 1768
11. The arts flourished especially during the reign of Mulla Rajas, and more
particularly in the 14th, 15th and early 18th centuries.
a) Gurkhas
b) Newars
c) 13th to 18th century
d) 1768
12. A Gurkha Raja seized the kingdom and a Gurkha Dynasty, Hindu by adaptation
and intermarriage, calling itself Rajput, has since ruled the country.
a) Gurkhas
b) Newars
c) 13th to 18th century
d) 1768
13. the first people to set foot in the ancient Nepal were Aryans. The Aryans' basic
beliefs are recorded in the Vedas.
a) Hinduism
b) Buddhism
c) Tantrism
d) Islam and Christianity
14. One of the central beliefs of Mahayanists is that one can achieve nirvana by
following the example of Bodhisattvas, Bodhi meaning enlightenment and Sattva
meaning essence.
a) Hinduism
b) Buddhism
c) Tantrism
d) Islam and Christianity

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15. is a religion of moral percepts, meditation, yoga, mantras and a philosophy that
believes in interwovenness of all things.
a) Hinduism
b) Buddhism
c) Tantrism
d) Islam and Christianity
16. Avery small minority of Nepalese adheres to Islam and Christianity. Muslims and
Christians believe and practice in much the same way as their counterparts in the
western and other countries.
a) Hinduism
b) Buddhism
c) Tantrism
d) Islam and Christianity
17. It is also known as the Monkey Temple as there are holy monkeys living in the
north-west parts of the temple.
a) Swayambhunath
b) Boudhanath
c) Kishna Temple
d) Bhawani Temple
18. is a stupa in Kathmandu, Nepal. It is known as Khāsti. Located about 11
km(6.8mi) from the center and northeastern outskirts of Kathmandu. One of the
largest spherical stupas in the world.
a) Swayambhunath
b) Boudhanath
c) Kishna Temple
d) Bhawani Temple
19. One of the most beautiful stone temples of Nepal built by King Siddhinarsingh
Malla in the 16th century. Patan also known as Manigal, is one of the major cities
of Nepal located in the southcentral part of Kathmandu Valley.
a) Swayambhunath
b) Boudhanath
c) Kishna Temple
d) Bhawani Temple
20. the pagoda and Tantric type, has the characteristic five –storey overhung roofs
and stands on a high plinth of five receding terraces with a stairway leading up to
the shrine embraced by the arcaded verandah.
a) Swayambhunath
b) Boudhanath
c) Kishna Temple
d) Bhawani Temple

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Architecture of Cambodia
1. Is a country in Southeast Asia of incredible beauty, with famous breathtaking
temples, fertile plains dotted with rice fields, and a rich history.
a) Nepal
b) Cambodia
c) India
d) Malaysia
2. These are the major regions of Cambodia except:
a) Western & Northwestern Valleys
b) Northeastern Plateau
c) Center Plain
d) Western & Southwestern Coastal Plain
3. Natural resources can be found in Cambodia except:
a) Gas & oil
b) Timber
c) Limestone
d) Phosphate
4. It was the principal material used in Cambodia
a) Gas & oil
b) Timber
c) Limestone
d) Phosphate
5. First human in Cambodia were Stone Age hunters and _________.
a) Farmers
b) Hunters
c) Gatherers
d) Breeders
6. Farming was introduced into Cambodia about
a) 2100 BC
b) 2200 BC
c) 2300 BC
d) 2400 BC
7. Funan was the first civilization in the area arose about 150 AD in the ______
River delta in South Vietnam.
a) Mekong
b) Nile
c) Amazon
d) Pasig
8. founder of the Kingdom and who managed to break free from Funan's control.
a) King Tutankhamun
b) King Strutavarman
c) King Bhavarman

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d) King Julian
9. responisble for the invasion Funan and making it to Chenla's domain.
a) King Tutankhamun
b) King Strutavarman
c) King Bhavarman
d) King Julian
10. The famous Angkor Wat was built by King Suryavarman II as a devotion to
Hindu god, Vishnu
a) Shiva
b) Osiris
c) Ra
d) Vishnu
11. 1953 - Cambodia gained independence from the ______.
a) Japanese
b) French
c) China
d) Vietnam
12. Cambodia 4 main religion except:\
a) Judaism
b) Hinduism
c) Buddhism
d) Islam
13. Oldest and first religion to be followed in Cambodia
a) Judaism
b) Hinduism
c) Buddhism
d) Islam
14. has existed in Cambodia since 5th Century A.D
a) Judaism
b) Hinduism
c) Buddhism
d) Islam
15. is the religion of a majority of the Cham (also called Khmer Islam) and Malay
minorities in Cambodia.
a) Judaism
b) Hinduism
c) Buddhism
d) Islam
16. Only temples and other religious buildings were constructed of _____.
a) Brick
b) Stone
c) Laterite
d) Wood

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17. Non-religious buildings such as dwellings were constructed of perishable materials such
as ____
a) Brick
b) Stone
c) Laterite
d) Wood
18. it was home to the temple's primary deity
a) Central Sanctuary
b) Prang
c) Gopura
d) Hall of Dancers
19. it is the tall finger-like spire, usually richly carved, common to much Khmer
religious architecture.
a) Central Sanctuary
b) Prang
c) Gopura
d) Hall of Dancers
20. it is a structure found in late 12th-century which is a rectangular building
elongated along the temple's east axis and divided into four courtyards by
galleries.
a) Central Sanctuary
b) Prang
c) Gopura
d) Hall of Dancers

Indian Architecture
1. one of the most splendid pieces of architecture in the world. It was built by the
5th Mogul emperor of India, Shah Jahan
a) Taj Mahal
b) Great wall
c) Ancor wat
d) Machu Pichu
2. which is located at Delhi and is also known as Lal qil'ha or Lal Qila.
a) Red fort
b) Blue fort
c) Orange fort
d) Pink fort
3. Red fort is located at the bank of the ______ river in Delhi.
a) Pasig
b) Nile

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c) Yamuna
d) Dale
4. Construction of red fort was completed by Shah Jahan in the year of ____.
a) 1645
b) 1646
c) 1647
d) 1648
5. It is more commonly known as the ‘Baby Taj’ as it is thought to have been the
model for the Taj Mahal, although it is also referred to as the
a) Gem box
b) Jewel box
c) Diamond box
d) Crystal box

Indonesia Architecture
1. The word Indonesia derives from the Greek words “indos and “nesos” which means
a) Island
b) Mountain
c) Ocean
d) Forest
2. the largest and politically dominant Muslim ethnic group in Indonesia.
a) Japanese ethnic group
b) Javanese ethnic group
c) Hainanese ethnic group
d) Cantonese ethnic group
3. Indonesia lies in the equator with latitudes 11° S and 6° N. Longitudes 95°E and 141°E.
Therefore it is a
a) Tropical country
b) Dry country
c) Temperate country
d) Polar country
4. Indonesia consist consists of __ ___ islands, the largest are the Java, Sumatra,
Borneo, New Guinea and Sulawesi.
a) 15,508
b) 16,508
c) 17,508
d) 18,508

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5. Religion that introduced by Indians

a) Buddhism
b) Hinduism
c) Christianity
d) Islam
6. Religion that introduced by Europeans.
a) Buddhism
b) Hinduism
c) Christianity
d) Islam
7. Religion that introduced by Muslims
a) Buddhism
b) Hinduism
c) Christianity
d) Islam
8. solid stone walls, corbelled arches and non-load bearing columns.
a) Temples
b) Ruins
c) Traditional house
d) Chapel
9. timber construction, varied and elaborated roof structures
a) temples
b) ruins
c) traditional house
d) chapel
10. Construction materials for temples.
a) Brick and mortar
b) Timber and bamboo
c) Thatch and fiber
d) Metal and concrete
11. Construction materials for traditional houses
a) Brick and mortar
b) Timber and bamboo
c) Thatch and fiber
d) Metal and concrete
12. Construction materials for roofing
a) Brick and mortar
b) Timber and bamboo
c) Thatch and fiber
d) Metal and concrete
13. These are the types of architecture in Indonesia except:
a) Religious Architecture
b) Palace Architecture

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c) Colonial architecture
d) Nature architecture
14. is a marshy plateau that forms the floor of a caldera complex on the Dieng
Volcanic Complex near Wonosobo, Central Java, Indonesia.
a) Dieng Plateau
b) Prambanan
c) Shiva temple
d) Rumahadat
15. a 9th century Hindu temple compound in Central Java, Indonesia, dedicated to
the Trimurti, the expression of God as the Creator (Brahma), the Preserver
(Vishnu) and the Destroyer (Shiva).
a) Dieng Plateau
b) Prambanan
c) Shiva temple
d) Rumahadat
16. tallest and largest structure in Prambanan Loro Jonggrang complex, it measures
47 metres tall and 34 metres wide. The Shiva temple encircled with galleries
adorned with bas-reliefs telling the story of Ramayana carved on the inner walls
of the balustrades.
a) Dieng Plateau
b) Prambanan
c) Shiva temple
d) Rumahadat
17. was built entirely from timber masonry, however the current building frame was
built using modern concrete structure. Using traditional technique and materials
adorned with 60 carvings that signify Minang philosophy and culture.
a) Pagaruyung Palace
b) Bandung
c) Bung karno sports complex
d) BNI46 tower
18. is of particular note with one of the largest remaining collections of 1920s Art
Deco buildings in the world, with the notable work of several Dutch architects and
planners, including Albert Aalbers, Thomas Karsten, Henri Maclaine Pont, J
Gerber and C.P.W. Schoemaker.
a) Pagaruyung Palace
b) Bandung
c) Bung karno sports complex
d) BNI46 tower
19. The stadium is named after Sukarno, Indonesia's first President. It is mostly
used football matches and has a seating capacity of over 80,000.
a) Pagaruyung Palace
b) Bandung
c) Bung karno sports complex

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d) BNI46 tower
20. Building in with contemporary architecture in Indonesia
a) Pagaruyung Palace
b) Bandung
c) Bung karno sports complex
d) BNI46 tower

Islamic Architecture
1. English term for suqs
a) Public baths
b) Marketplace
c) Inns
d) House
2. English term for hammams
a) Public baths
b) Marketplace
c) Inns
d) House
3. English term for khans
a) Public baths
b) Marketplace
c) Inns
d) House
4. Islam as a religion has long been established since the early A.D. ___s.
a) 500
b) 600
c) 700
d) 800
5. A muslim house of worship
a) Chapel
b) Temple
c) Mosque
d) Cathedral
6. He first is the congregational mosque, known as the
a) Yami masjud
b) Jami masjid
c) Sami musjed
d) Tami mesjud

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7. Are small community mosques used daily members of a quarter, or an ethnic

group within a city.
a) Masjid
b) Masjud
c) Musjed
d) Mesjud
8. A tower from whose top the Muezzin gave the call to prayer.
a) Pisa
b) Eiffel
c) Pagoda
d) Minaret
9. The number of minarets per mosque varies from one to about ___.
a) Five
b) Six
c) Seven
d) Eight
10. A small pavilion, usually open, built in gardens and parks.
a) Kiosk
b) mihrab
c) minbar
d) shoe shelf
11. An ornamental indentation in the wall of a mosque, which marks the direction of
the qiblah.
a) Kiosk
b) Mihrab
c) Minbar
d) Shoe shelf
12. Is a raised platform in the front area of a mosque, from which sermons or
speeches are given.
a) Kiosk
b) Mihrab
c) Minbar
d) Shoe shelf
13. Where Muslims put their shoes before entering a mosque.
a) Kiosk
b) Mihrab
c) Minbar
d) Shoe shelf
14. Generally constructed as a true arch, though corbelled examples were common
in India.
a) Round arch
b) Pointed arch
c) Half arch

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d) Horseshoe arch
15. Were frequently small and traditionally closed with two wooden shutter, iron
bars, marble grilles or pilaster lights set with clear glass.
a) Door openings
b) Window openings
c) Roof openings
d) Wall openings
16. Many mosques are decorated with a ____ rooftop.
a) Skylight
b) Flat
c) Dome
d) Hip
17. The Qubbat al-Sakhra or ____ __ ___ ____ is one of the earliest and most
important Islamic shrines.
a) Dome of the wood
b) Dome of the rock
c) Dome of the stone
d) Dome of the sky
18. Has a square minaret stands on the center line of the building.
a) The great mosque at Qairouan
b) The great mosque at Qourion
c) The great mosque at Quorine
d) The great mosque at Qourion
19. The Medresa of Sultan Hassan is located at
a) Cairo
b) Butan
c) Bagdad
d) Tunisia
20. The mausoleum of the Taj Mahal is entirely sheathed in marble, but the mosque
and counter-mosque on the transverse axis are built in red _________.
a) Redstone
b) Limestone
c) Sandstone
d) Milestone

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Japanese Architecture
1. Japan population was isolated and was ruled by
a) Chief
b) Chiefters
c) Chieftains
d) Chiefsaints
2. During the ‘_____ Period’ Buddhism became firmly establish and the nation
tended to become bureaucratic state with the Chinese Laws and Ceremonial.
a) Suiko
b) Suko
c) Sukoi
d) Soku
3. Japan is prone to
a) Typhoon
b) Tornado
c) Earthquake
d) Flood
4. became a capital in 710 and the city was laid out with nine gates, a place and
seven great temples.
a) Sara
b) Nara
c) Hana
d) Sana
5. was the material of choice because it is cool in summer, warm in winter, and
more flexible when subjected to earthquakes.
a) Wood
b) Stone
c) Concrete
d) Limestone
6. is a poly-theistic one venerating almost any natural objects ranging from
mountains, rivers, water, rocks, trees, to dead notables. In other words, it is
based on animism.
a) Taoism
b) Buddhism
c) Hinduism
d) Shintoism
7. is a nontheistic religion that encompasses a variety of traditions, beliefs and
practices largely based on teachings attributed to Siddhartha Gautama, who is
commonly known as the Buddha, meaning "the awakened one”
a) Taoism
b) Buddhism
c) Hinduism

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d) Shintoism
8. Roof in Japanese architecture is made of heavy ______.
a) Timbers
b) Stones
c) Mud
d) Metal
9. Buddhist architecture forms originating in
a) China and Korea
b) India and Indonesia
c) Taiwan and Cambodia
d) Malaysia and Philippines
10. Shinto shrines are places where ____ are enshrined, and also where people can
worship.
a) Kamo
b) Kami
c) Kama
d) Kuma
11. pairs of lion-like figures placed in front of the gates or main halls of many
shrines, serve as shrine guardians.
a) Kumaina
b) Kamina
c) Komainu
d) Kenina
12. A period were first used to describe a period in the history of Japanese fine-arts
and architecture.
a) Asuka period
b) Nara period
c) Heian period
d) Kamakura period
13. usually found at the centre of the temple grounds. Inside are images of the
Buddha, other Buddhist images, an altar or altars with various objects and space
for monks and worshipers.
a) Main Worship Hall
b) Torii
c) Shinto Shrines
d) Shinden-Zukuri
14. A period were capital city called ‘Heijokyo’ was laid out in Nara in a manner
similar to the Chinese capital,whereby streets were arranged in a checkerboard
pattern.
a) Asuka period
b) Nara period
c) Heian period
d) Kamakura period

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15. A period were Chinese elements were fully assimilated and a truly national style
developed.
a) Asuka period
b) Nara period
c) Heian period
d) Kamakura period
16. places of worship and the dwellings of the kami, the Shinto "gods“
a) Main Worship Hall
b) Torii
c) Shinto Shrines
d) Shinden-Zukuri
17. These are the main features of Shinto shrines except
a) Komainu
b) Torii
c) Chozuya
d) Silent sanctuary
18. The symbol of a shrine is its gate or ______. It represents the division between
the everyday world and the divine world.
a) Main Worship Hall
b) Torii
c) Shinto Shrines
d) Shinden-Zukuri
19. the style was characterised by symmetrical buildings placed as arms that
defined an inner garden.
a) Main Worship Hall
b) Tori
c) Shinto Shrines
d) Shinden-Zukuri
20. For tea ceremonies. Must have an atmosphere of calm and meditation
a) Tea shop
b) Tea house
c) Nest tea
d) Tea bag

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Philippine Architecture
1. Philippines has ____ island
a) 7000
b) 7100
c) 7200
d) 7300
2. Philippines 3 main island group
a) Ed, edd, eddy
b) Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao
c) Tito, Vic, Joey
d) Upper pinas, Middle pinas, Lower pinas
3. Philippine total land area is ___ ___ sq miles
a) 115,707
b) 116,707
c) 117,707
d) 118,707
4. 44% of the Philippines is covered by thick dense _____
a) Soil
b) Mud
c) Grass
d) Forest
5. Were earliest human habilitation
a) Cave dwellings
b) Tree house
c) Lea-tos
d) Bahay kubo
6. perched on forked branches of trees, up to 60 feet above the ground
a) Cave dwellings
b) Tree house
c) Lea-tos
d) Bahay kubo
7. made of light branches and fronds, but strong enough to withstand a storm
a) Cave dwellings
b) Tree house
c) Lea-tos
d) Bahay kubo
8. cube-shaped house, from its boxy appearance
a) Cave dwellings
b) Tree house
c) Lea-tos
d) Bahay kubo

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9. These are parts of the bahay na bato except:

a) Zaguan
b) Volada
c) Patio
d) Salad
10. Parts of the Ventana located at the uppermost part
a) Calado
b) Persiana
c) Vetana
d) Ventanilla
11. wood jalousie, openable (sliding) part located at the mid portion
a) Calado
b) Persiana
c) Vetana
d) Ventanilla
12. capiz shells window, openable (sliding) part located at the mid portion
a) Calado
b) Persiana
c) Vetana
d) Ventanilla
13. usually with wooden barandillas with openable (sliding) wood pieces located at
the bottom portion. Used by children in viewing “prusisyon” & other road events.
a) Calado
b) Persiana
c) Vetana
d) Ventanilla
14. A strong and fortified place that is also a permanent army post during the
Spanish Era
a) Plaza
b) Forts
c) Forum
d) Atrium
15. An open area usually located near urban buildings and walkways
a) Plaza
b) Forta
c) Forum
d) Atrium
16. A church that has largest bell, from 30 sacks of coins donated by townspeople
a) Panay church
b) Quaipo church
c) Taal church
d) San Sebastian church

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17. Chruch that is restored by Juan Nakpil and Jose Maria Zaragosa
a) Panay church
b) Quaipo church
c) Taal church
d) San Sebastian church
18. One of the first steel building in the Philippines
a) Panay church
b) Quaipo church
c) Taal church
d) San Sebastian church
19. A one-storied house with a low-pitched roof
a) Bungalow
b) Church
c) Bahay na bato
d) Bahay kubo
20. He is the 1st registered architect in the Philippines
a) Tomas Mapua
b) Juan Arellano
c) Alejandro Legardo
d) Juan Nakpil

Thailand Architecture
1. Thailand also known as “Prathet thai” means
a) Land of the rich
b) Land of the free
c) Land of the good
d) Land of the pure
2. Previously known as “___” (kingdom of thailand)- country at the centre of the
Indochina peninsula in Southeast Asia
a) Xian
b) Siam
c) Tiam
d) Thiam
3. Bangkok is the capital of Thailand also known as “krung thep” meaning
a) City of dreams
b) City of angels
c) City of gods
d) City of freedom

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4. is a distinctive design of an open pavilion used as a meeting place and to protect

people from sun and rain. Most are open on all four sides.
a) Sala Thai
b) Thai House
c) Royal House
d) Palace to the font
5. Materials was used to form door parts, lintels, and rectangular windows
a) Sandstone
b) Brick
c) Stucco
d) Wood
6. (around 12th century)replaced sandstone as the favoured mortar, bound with
vegetable glue, and then sheathed in carved stone
a) Sandstone
b) Brick
c) Stucco
d) Wood
7. a sand, lime, and glue mixture strengthened by aterra cotta armature, was later
used to cover the brickwalls
a) Sandstone
b) Brick
c) Stucco
d) Wood
8. was employed in temple construction and craftsmen attained great skill in carving
decorative elements, in the heavily forested north.
a) Sandstone
b) Brick
c) Stucco
d) Wood
9. the basic thai house of the past, rarely seen today, was simple structure of
bamboo and thatch, raised off the ground for protection against floods and wild
animals.
a) Sala Thai
b) Thai House
c) Royal House
d) Palace to the font
10. were similar in design to those of commoners except that they were generally
closer to the ground and had more decorative features.
a) Sala Thai
b) Thai House
c) Royal House
d) Palace to the font

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11. was begun in the same year as the Royal Grand Palace in 1782. Like the Royal Palace
it was first built of wood as a temporary residence for " assistant king" and heirs to the
throne.
a) Sala Thai
b) Thai House
c) Royal House
d) Palace to the font
12. It means Gable roof
a) Ngao
b) Ngoa
c) Ngae
d) Ngea
13. The Prince of the Palace to the Front in the reign of King Rama III built this
throne hall as a projection from the front of his residence. It was used to receive
foreign visitors and perform religious rites.
a) Palace to the font
b) Phra-Thinabg Isarawinitchai Throne Hall
c) Golden Palace
d) The bot
14. Is reserved for monks to perform ceremonies, meditate and sermonize. It faces
east and usually houses the main buddha image.
a) Palace to the font
b) Phra-Thinabg Isarawinitchai Throne Hall
c) Golden Palace
d) The bot
15. Surrounding the bot are Bai Semas. These are sacred boundary stones, used to
demarcate the sacred ground of the bot and to keep away evil spirits.
a) Bai Semas
b) The Chedi
c) The Wihan
d) The Chofa
16. a solid dome-shaped structure where relics of Buddha may be housed,such as a
bone fragment or hair, or the ashes of a pastng.
a) Bai Semas
b) The Chedi
c) The Wihan
d) The Chofa
17. Second assembly hall, similar to the bot but larger. used by lay people to make
offering to the buddha
a) Bai Semas
b) The Chedi
c) The Wihan
d) The Chofa

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18. Most recognizable architectural detail in any wat. Means “tassel of air”
a) Bai Semas
b) The Chedi
c) The Wihan
d) The Chofa
19. Thailand climate is tropical with a temperature ranging from 28-__C
a) 35
b) 36
c) 37
d) 38
20. National animal of Thailand
a) Thai Eagle
b) Thai Carabao
c) Thai Elephant
d) Thai Dog

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