Historic house architecture in Morocco - Quiz
A) Royal Garden of the Sultans B) House or Abode of the Government C) Palace of the Warlords D) City of the Ministers
A) A private garden for the Sultan B) A large walled square for ceremonies or parades C) A type of bathhouse D) A decorative window grille
A) Agdal Gardens B) Dar Batha C) Mosara Garden D) Bahia Palace
A) Bathhouses and mosques B) Horse stables and military prisons C) Shopping malls and hospitals D) Factories and schools
A) Dar Batha B) Bahia Palace C) Dar Mnebbhi D) Kasbah of Telouet
A) Rammed earth B) Brick C) Cement D) Stone
A) Glass panels B) Plastic shutters C) Aluminum frames D) Iron grilles
A) A royal parade ground B) A government building C) An interior garden D) A palace courtyard
A) Industrialization B) Gentrification C) Ruralization D) Depopulation
A) In the outskirts of Tangier B) Near the coast of Asilah C) In a rural mountain town D) In the center of Fes
A) Mauro Spotorno B) Khalid Madhi C) Nancy Nabeel Aly Demerdash D) Ba Ahmed
A) Palace of Raissouli B) Dar Mnebbhi C) Dar Glaoui D) Dar Si Said
A) The destruction of the city walls B) Heritage commodification and power relations C) The lack of modern infrastructure D) The high cost of maintaining gardens
A) Bahia Garden B) Agdal Garden C) Mosara Garden D) Batha Garden
A) A single massive rectangular building B) A collection of towers joined by bridges C) Vertical high-rise architecture D) Sprawling structures arranged around courtyards and gardens
A) Sun-dried mud brick B) Marble slabs C) Reinforced concrete D) Rubble masonry
A) Bou Regreg valley B) Atlas Mountains C) Sahara desert quarries D) Rif mountains
A) Painted wood B) Cut stone C) Terracotta tiles D) Cast iron
A) Arabesque motifs B) Calligraphic inscriptions C) Animal figures D) Geometric star patterns
A) Whitewashed B) Blue C) Ochre D) Terracotta
A) Sculpted keystone motif B) Copper plating C) Lion head carving D) Crescent moon emblem
A) Ottoman Baroque B) Byzantine C) Spanish Renaissance D) Ancient Egyptian
A) Italian merchants B) French explorers C) Roman settlers D) Morisco refugees
A) Stone drums B) Polished metal C) Stacked ceramic bricks D) Solid oak logs
A) Ceilings are less decorative B) Ceilings are tiled C) Ceilings use expensive cedar D) Ceilings are much higher
A) Laurel leaves B) Acanthus leaves C) Palm fronds D) Olive leaves
A) Leo Africanus B) Ibn Battuta C) Charles de Foucauld D) George Marçais
A) Concrete B) Stone C) Brick D) Marble
A) Walnut wood B) Pine wood C) Oak wood D) Cedar wood
A) Zellij tiles B) Stucco carvings C) Mosaic marble D) Painted clay
A) It was limited to painted decoration B) It was replaced by plastic C) It was strictly forbidden by law D) It became more elaborately carved
A) They became the standard B) They were prohibited C) They were rediscovered D) They became rarer
A) Rabat B) Salé C) Marrakesh D) Ouazzane
A) Painted bricks B) Carved stucco C) Heavy tapestry D) Raw concrete
A) chahar bagh B) douiria C) menzeh D) wast ad-dar
A) Persian architecture B) Egyptian architecture C) Greek architecture D) Roman architecture
A) Into a single open space with no partitions. B) Into four parts by two intersecting straight paths. C) Into six irregular plots. D) Into three circular tiers.
A) Casablanca B) Fes C) Marrakesh D) Algiers |
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