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