A) Arch of Triumph B) Stonehenge C) Groin Vault D) Dome of the Rock
A) Dome B) Vault C) Arch D) Cantilever
A) Only exterior design B) Only interior design C) Neither exterior nor interior design D) Both exterior and interior design
A) Canopy B) Vault C) Concrete D) Arch
A) Steel B) Bamboo C) Paper D) Nipa
A) Cantilever B) Post and lintel C) Dome D) Arch
A) Primitive construction techniques B) Introduction of steel and other materials C) Lack of tools D) Natural disasters
A) High-rise buildings B) Bridges C) Caves D) Tree houses
A) Fire resistance B) Durability C) Resistance to natural elements D) Good ventilation
A) Nipa B) Bamboo C) Concrete D) Paper
A) Industrial Revolution B) Heavy Materials C) Industrialized D) Primitive Construction
A) A horizontal beam supported by two vertical posts B) A braced framework of beams or bars forming triangles C) An arched structure forming a roof or connected ceiling D) A cantilevering coverage of an outside area
A) A horizontal beam supported by two vertical posts B) A vertical beam supported by horizontal posts C) An arched structure forming a roof D) A curved structure supported by columns
A) A framework of beams forming triangles B) A cantilevering coverage of an outside area C) A large hemispherical roof or ceiling D) A vertical support in construction
A) High-rise buildings B) Stone and concrete structures C) Modern skyscrapers D) Tree houses and similar structures
A) San Sebastian Church B) Basilica of St. Peter C) Intramuros Walls D) Hagia Sophia
A) Brunelleschi B) Leon Battista Alberti C) Michelangelo D) Michelozzo
A) Chartres Cathedral B) Hagia Sophia C) San Sebastian Church D) Basilica of St. Peter
A) Pantheon B) Roman Aqueducts C) Arch of Triumph D) Colosseum
A) Tuscan B) Composite C) Corinthian D) Doric
A) Walter Gropius B) Louis Sullivan C) Frank Lloyd Wright D) Marcus Sullivan
A) Post and Lintel B) Truss System C) Dome and Vault D) Arch and Dome
A) Babylonia Fortress B) Hanging Gardens C) Ziggurat D) Tower of Babel
A) Classical B) Baroque C) Renaissance D) Mannerist
A) Mastabas B) Treehouses C) Huts D) Caves
A) Renaissance B) Baroque C) Mannerist D) Classical
A) Iconic B) Corinthian C) Composite D) Doric
A) Early Christian B) Romanesque C) Byzantine D) Gothic
A) Nestor S. Mangio B) Genaro O. Palacio C) Carlos A. Santos-Viola D) Fernando Ocampo
A) Lira Luis B) Francisco Mañosa C) Tomas Mapua D) Nestor S. Mangio
A) Juan M. De Guzman Arellano B) Armando Dominador N. Alli C) Carlos D. Arguelles D) Pablo S. Antonio
A) Pablo S. Antonio B) Tomas Mapua C) Jose Mañosa D) Juan M. De Guzman Arellano
A) Paco Park B) San Sebastian Church C) Manila Cathedral Church D) Antipolo Cathedral
A) Francisco Mañosa B) Jose Mañosa C) Fernando Ocampo D) Juan Nakpil
A) Nestor S. Mangio B) Lira Luis C) Ildefonso P. Santos Jr. D) Carlos A. Santos-Viola
A) Antonio Toledo B) Gregorio Gutierrez C) Tomas Mapua D) Francisco Mañosa
A) Tomas Mapua B) Nestor S. Mangio C) Armando Dominador N. Alli D) Leandro Locsin
A) Antonio Toledo B) Juan Nakpil C) Carlos A. Santos-Viola D) Fernando Ocampo
A) Carlos A. Santos-Viola B) Antonio Toledo C) Leandro Locsin D) Francisco Mañosa
A) Ildefonso P. Santos Jr. B) Leandro Locsin C) Juan Nakpil D) Pablo S. Antonio
A) Genaro O. Palacio B) Fernando Ocampo C) Cesar H. Concio D) Carlos D. Arguelles
A) Pablo S. Antonio B) Armando Dominador N. Alli C) Tomas Mapua D) Juan Nakpil
A) Manila Cathedral B) San Sebastian Church C) Sta. Cruz Church D) Cultural Center of the Philippines
A) Volume B) Duration C) Tempo D) Harmony
A) Texture B) Tempo C) Duration D) Form
A) Form B) Rhythm C) Timbre D) Melody
A) Expressive of ideas and emotions B) A combination of different pitches C) All of these D) Intelligible, Melodious and harmonious
A) Timbre B) Adagio C) Allegro D) Andante
A) Monophonic B) Homophonic C) Rhythmic D) Polyphonic
A) Pitch B) Rhythm C) Form D) Melody
A) Form B) Texture C) Melody D) Rhythm
A) Dynamic B) Homophonic C) Polyphonic D) Monophonic
A) The organization of a composition B) The simultaneous sounding of two or more tones C) The style of executing movements D) The relative highness or lowness of sounds
A) Timbre B) Harmony C) Tempo D) Texture
A) Tempo B) Form C) Duration D) Pitch
A) Pitch B) Tempo C) Form D) Texture
A) Andante B) Vivace C) Allegre D) Adagio
A) The unique quality of a sound B) The sequence of tones C) The speed of a composition D) The melody of a song |