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What sits on top of a house?
A roof A table A bed A biscuit
Where do people eat together?
In the dining room In the garage In the bathroom On the roof
Where is bread made?
In a bakery In a garage In a tree house In a tent
What protects a house from rain?
The roof The door The window The garden
What is a skyscraper?
A very tall building A small house A tent A doghouse
Where does smoke come out of a house?
From the chimney Out of the window Out the door From the garden
Where does a lift go?
Up and down To the left only To the right only Round in a circle
Where do people take a bath?
In the bathroom In the kitchen In the corridor In the wardrobe
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Which building has a lot of books?
A library A garage A barn A tunnel
Where does the princess sleep in a fairy tale?
In a castle In a cave In a boat In a tree
What do you call a house where many families live?
A flat A tent A cabin A boat
What do you put in the ground to build a house?
A foundation A roof A window One door
What shape are the pyramids in Egypt?
Triangle Square Circle Star
What material comes from trees and is used for houses?
Wood Stone Metal Glass
Where do people keep their cars?
In the garage In the kitchen In the bedroom In the bathroom
What holds the walls of a house together?
Cement Paint Glass Wood
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What do you call the entrance to a castle?
Gate Window Roof Wall
What colour do China's famous temple roofs usually have?
Red Blue Green Yellow
What is the most famous amphitheatre in Rome?
Colosseum Circus Maximus Theatre of Marcellus Pantheon
Which famous church is there in Russia with coloured onion-shaped domes?
Basil's Cathedral St Isaac's Cathedral St Peter and Paul church Christ Redeemer Cathedral
What shape do many church towers have?
Point upwards Flat Round Square flat
Which city has the most skyscrapers in America?
New York Amsterdam London Rome
Which famous museum has a glass pyramid as its entrance?
The Louvre in Paris The British Museum in London The Metropolitan Museum in New York The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam
What material is commonly used for modern buildings?
Glass and steel Clay and straw Paper and cardboard Fabric and wool
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Which Dutch architect designed the Rietveld Schröder House?
Gerrit Rietveld Hendrik Petrus Berlage Willem Marinus Dudok Pierre Cuypers
Which Dutch architect is best known for Amsterdam's Central Station?
Pierre Cuypers Hendrik Petrus Berlage Jacob van Campen Lieven de Key
Which architectural style is characterised by flying buttresses and rose windows?
Gothic Romanesque Renaissance Baroque
What is the Golden Ratio (golden ratio) in architecture?
A mathematical ratio of about 1:1.618 The ideal height for a doorway The percentage of gold in decorative elements The optimal orientation in relation to the sun
In what style was the Hagia Sophia originally built?
Byzantine Ottoman Romanesque Gothic
Which architectural style is characterised by 'onion domes'?
Russian Orthodox architecture Islamic architecture Hindu architecture Buddhist architecture
What does 'fenestration' mean in architecture?
The arrangement of windows in a building Installation of roofing Placing decorative elements Designing outdoor staircases
In which century did the Bauhaus movement originate?
20th century 19th century 18th century 21st century
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Which architect designed the National Theatre of China in Beijing?
Paul Andreu I.M. Pei Norman Foster Rem Koolhaas
What characterises the 'Metabolism' movement in Japanese architecture?
Modular, expandable structures inspired by biological processes Traditional wooden structures Minimalist white buildings Imitation of western architecture
What term is used for the transition between Gothic and Renaissance?
Mannerism Preromantic Neoclassicism Biedermeier
What is the distinctive element of Art Deco architecture?
Geometric patterns and vertical lines Natural materials and organic shapes Round arches and thick walls Asymmetrical compositions and bright colours
Which architect introduced the concept of the 'machine for living'?
Le Corbusier Walter Gropius Marcel Breuer Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
Which architect designed the Jewish Museum in Berlin?
Daniel Libeskind Peter Eisenman Zaha Hadid Frank Gehry
Which famous cathedral in Barcelona is still being built since 1882?
Sagrada Familia Santa Maria del Mar Cathedral of Barcelona Santa Maria del Pi
Which Iranian-American architect designed the Aga Khan Museum?
Fumihiko Maki Hassan Fathy André Paccard Balkrishna Doshi
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Which architect designed the Seagram Building in New York (1958)?
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe Gordon Bunshaft Louis Kahn Eero Saarinen
Which Finnish architect is considered the father of Scandinavian modernism?
Alvar Aalto Arne Jacobsen Erik Lundberg Gunnar Asplund
What is a 'mansard' roof?
A roof with four slopes, with the lower slopes being steeper A flat roof with a small slope A domed roof A roof with only vertical sides
What is a 'hyperstyle hall' in Egyptian architecture?
A large hall with many rows of columns supporting the roof An underground burial chamber A temple for solar worship A royal living room
What is 'trompe-l'oeil' in architectural decoration?
A painting technique that suggests three-dimensionality One type of natural stone A specific form of vault construction A traditional French construction method
Which term describes a circular temple with a dome, such as the Pantheon in Rome?
Tholos Rotonda Martyrium Central plan
Which Dutch architect designed the Rietveld Schröder House in Utrecht (1924)?
Gerrit Rietveld J.J.P. Oud Willem Dudok Mart Stam
What characterises the 'Chicago School' of architecture?
Steel frame construction and large windows Use of exclusively natural stone Neoclassical decoration Low horizontal building forms
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