Theory of Architecture Quiz 01 - Questionnaire
Theory of Architecture Quiz 01 - Questionnaire
Theory of Architecture Quiz 01 - Questionnaire
QUIZ 01
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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