1.
It was the earliest style to appear in America
that has flat or slightly pitched roofs.
A:SPANISH COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE
2. it is characterized by oak frames and
clapboard siding, two-storey high with gable
roof and a chimney at the center.
A:NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE
3. Near Delaware River was characterized by
round shape.
A:DUTCH COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE
4.It has a symmetrical, and rectangular. They
are always two or more stories tall, with the
staircase located in the center of the home.
A:SWEDISH COLONIAL ARCH.
5. Swiftly morphed into a sophisticated
Georgian-type style.
A:PENNSYLVANIA COLONIAL ARCH.
6. Emerged in the northern Maritime Provinces
in Canada, Quebec and the St. Lawrence Valley.
(Ans: French colonial architecture)
7. Typically involving brick-built structures with
large projecting chimneys. (Ans: Southern
colonial)
8. Employed more stone and brick with barn-
like gambrel. (Ans: Dutch colonial architecture)
9. The Wings and Dome of the Capitol at
Washington by ___________ became the
model for many public buildings. (Ans: Thomas
Walters)
10. Two architects helped in the movement:
_______ who worked in the non-academic
French Romanesque manner and ________
who has been specifically employed in the
erection of large town and country houses.
(Ans: H. H. Richardson & R. M. Hunt)
1. A period of scientific and technological
development in the 18th century that
transformed largely rural, agrarian societies—
especially in Europe and North America—into
industrialized, urban ones.
⁃ Industrial Revolution
2. When was the industrial revolution begin?
⁃ 18th Century
3. Name atleast one major inventions during
the industrial revolution
⁃ Steam engine
⁃ The railway
⁃ Steamboat
4. He invented the steam engine
⁃ James Watt
5. Enumerate three new building materials that
was invented during the industrial revolution
⁃ cast iron
⁃ Wrought iron
⁃ Glass
6. Name the atleast one principles of good
architecture listed by Vitruvius?
⁃ strength or durability
⁃ Utility or function
⁃ Beauty
7. An aesthetic movement that flourished in
Europe and the United States from roughly the
1860s through the 1920s.
⁃ Arts and crafts movement
8. A design style that became popular in the
United States and Europe in 19th century
⁃ Art Nouveau Style
9. Give atleast one main effects of industrial
revolution on architecture
⁃ Using Machinery
 ⁃ Mass Production
⁃ Standardization
⁃ The use of new materials (Steel
and Glass)
10. Name one architectural structure that
embodies the picturesque in architecture
⁃ The Eiffel tower
9. A Schloss in Germany, in southwest Bavaria
near the village of Ettal.
Answer: Linderhof Palace
10. A period that start from the beginning with
the deaths of France 's Sun King, Louis XIV until
the French Revolution in 1789.
Answer: Rococo Period/ Rococo

⁃ The crystal palace

1. The baroque word are deprived from the
word Barocco which means ____________.
Answer:. Imperfect pearl
2. It is a French word meaning "deceives the
eye".
Answer: Trompe l'oeil
3. It is a painting done on a ceiling or wall of
Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel.
Answer: Frescoe
4. It was originally introduced by the Catholic
Church, partially by the Jersuits, as a means to
combat.
Answer: Baroque Architecture
5. It was designed by Austrian Architect Johann
Bernhard Fischer Von Erlach and was
completed in 1737.
Answer: St. Charles Church
6. An elaborate hunting lodge on the grounds of
the Nymphenburg palace park, Munich, in
southern Germany.
Answer: Amalienburg
7. A country house in the Furesø Lake north of
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Answer: Frederiksdal
8. The palace of the Four Winds is also known
as ___________.
Answer: Tepper Palace