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1. The confederation or union of neighboring clans resorting to a center used as a common meeting place for worship,
protection, and the like.
A. Articulated Sheet
B. Hampstead garden suburbs
C. Une cite industrielle
D. Urbanism/Urban Area
2. Religious
A. Mission
B. Polis
C. Acropolis
D. Ako!!!
3. Land within the passes
A. National Housing Authority
B. Yellow river valley of china
C. Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program
D. Paleopolis
4. Officially defined as a mixed use community with an average distance of 670 meters from a transit stop and commercial core
area.
A. Transit Oriented Developments (TOD)
B. City / Municipal Assessors Office
C. Zoning Plan
D. Streets
5. Urban pattern; a series of nearly equal sized cities in close proximity.
A. Constellation
B. Centralization
C. Neighborhood
D. Conurbation
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6. First planned city
A. City of miletus
B. City of Eridu
C. Khirokitia
D. Garden cities
7. Responsive Environments; environments which can be used for many different purposes.
A. Robustness
B. Personalization
C. Urban Area
D. Variety
8. The smallest increment of growth in the city.
A. Sparta and Athens
B. Texture
C. Invasion
D. Buildings
9. Were among the oldest Maya cities.
A. Visual Appropriateness
B. Tikal and Uaxactun
C. Districts
D. Constantinople
10. The best known Indus site, excavated in the 1920s, town proper with houses and market places.
A. Redevelopment
B. Mohenjo-Daro
C. Legibility
D. Topographic map
11. Signified the change from manpower to assembly lines
A. Marine City
B. Barangay
C. Vienna
D. Machine age
12. A composite of cities, metropolises, and urban areas.
A. Conurbation
B. Invasion
C. Urban Area
D. Personalization
13. Developed under the premise that other uses grow with the CBD in specific directions, often following rail or highway arteries,
high or low ground, or simply clustering on the same side of the city.
A. Beijing
B. Sector Model
C. Sir edward lutyens
D. Ebenezer Howard
14. Means "city-state" in greek.
A. Polis
B. Corridors
C. Neopolis
D. Sheet
15. A large concentration of people in a given geographic area who support themselves on a fairly permanent basis from the
economic activities of that area.
A. City
B. Barangay
C. Robert Owen
D. Daniel Burnham
16. Responsive Environments; offers users a choice of experiences.
A. Variety
B. Visual Appropriateness
C. Harappa
D. Personalization
17. When urban and suburban infill cannot accommodate the quantity or rate of growth of a region, new growth areas or satellite
towns may be considered.
A. Radiocentric
B. Buildings
C. New Towns
D. Conservation
18. Sole government agency engaged in direct shelter production, focusing in providing housing assistance to the lowest 30% of
urban income earners through slum upgrading, squatter relocation, development of sites and services and construction of core
housing units.
A. Traditional Neighborhood Developments (TND)
B. New Lanark Mills in Manchester
C. Incentive Zoning
D. National Housing Authority
19. Oldest city
A. Philamlife Homes
B. City of Damascus
C. Garden cities
D. City of eridu
20. A fundamental change from the nomadic lifestyle of people, giving rise to civilizations, as agriculture led to increased
production and eventual surplus.
A. Reform Movement
B. The Gridiron Plan
C. Planned Unit Development (PUD)
D. Neolithic Revolution
21. NEA
A. National Electrification Administration
B. National Housing Authority
C. Department of Transportation and Communication
D. Department of Agriculture
22. Designed the first developed garden city, Letchworth.
A. Raymond Unwin and Barry Parker
B. City of Eridu
C. Roman forum
D. City of Damascus
23. Greek public market place.
A. Agora
B. Domus
C. Ekistics
D. Ako!!!
24. Linear elements not used or considered as paths.

Lateral references, not coordinate axes.
May be barriers or seams.
A. Contours
B. Edges
C. Linear
D. Paths
25. BIR
A. Environmental Management Bureau
B. Bureau of Internal Revenue
C. Raymond Unwin and Barry Parker
D. Districts
26. Provides regional and metropolitan continuity; limited access; no crossings; no traffic stops.
A. Khirokitia
B. Research
C. Freeways
D. Conservation
27. Main feeder streets; signals where needed; stop signs on side streets, occasionally forms boundaries for neighborhoods.
A. Block-boosting
B. Edges
C. Major Roads
D. Secondary Roads
28. Science of human settlements
A. Mission
B. Paleopolis
C. Texture
D. Ekistics
29. This function is due to the diversity of people, ideas, jobs, etc.
A. Education
B. Conurbation
C. New Towns
D. Radiocentric
30. Developments driven by speculation with emphasis on equality
A. Topographic map
B. Analytical Map
C. Cluster Zoning
D. Speculators town
31. This function greatly influences the size and location of cities. This technology has shaped present day urban patterns.
A. Le corbusier
B. Conurbation
C. Urban Realms
D. Transportation
32. Anyone outside the empire
A. The Garden City Association
B. Barangay
C. Intramuros
D. Barbarian
33. PHHC
A. Local Waterworks and Utilities Administration
B. National Power Corporation
C. Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board
D. Philippine Homesite and Housing Corporation
34. A general term to describe the idea of consciously renewing the outworn areas of towns and cities.
A. The Garden Cities
B. Floor Area Ratio (FAR)
C. Daniel Burnham
D. Urban Renewal
35. A movement spearheaded by Robert Owen. Put emphasis on building from scratch to improve worker's living conditions.
A. Intramuros
B. Reform Movement
C. Catalhoyuk
D. Robert Owen
36. The second garden city, built in 1920 was designed louis de soisson.
A. Welwyn
B. Expressways
C. Broadacres
D. City
37. A plan characterized by rigid rectilinear street patterns.
A. Letchworth
B. The Garden City Association
C. City of Babylon
D. The Gridiron Plan
38. Is optimism, looking ahead, anticipating the potentials and limitations of urbanism and the quality of life that can be provided
for humans and other animals.
A. Radburn
B. Freeways
C. Planning
D. Contours
39. "Forcing" the old population out of the area because of social or racial differences.
A. Block-boosting
B. Cul-de-sac
C. Personalization
D. Acropolis
40. The largest city with 80,000 inhabitants.
A. City of Babylon
B. Arcology Alternative
C. Intramuros
D. Khirokitia
41. A composite of cells, neighborhoods, or communities where people work together for the common good.
A. Personalization
B. Gentrification
C. Urban Area
D. Radiocentric
42. Early settlement in turkey around 7000bc; largest neolithic city with 13 hectares of land.
A. Invasion
B. Catalhoyuk
C. Jericho
D. Robustness
43. Urban pattern; constellation of cities around a main center.
A. Education
B. Radiocentric
C. Satellite
D. Districts
44. An outline of possible effects of a project on the environment.
A. Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR)
B. Barbarican Development
C. Environmental Impact Statement
D. National Statistics Office (NSO)
45. Designed with gardens as major elements
A. Lucio Costa
B. Daniel burnham
C. The Garden Cities
D. Karlsruhe and versailles
46. Present day pakistan
A. Paleopolis
B. Indus valley
C. Cluster Zoning
D. Hippodamus
47. DA
A. Yellow river valley of china
B. Presedio
C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources
D. Department of Agriculture
48. Traditional Roman house; with a central atrium. (Rome)
A. Hippodamus
B. Domus
C. Buildings
D. Conurbation
49. An area containing a group of buildings of special architectural or historical significance, which a local authority may
designate.
A. Conservation Area
B. Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)
C. Louis de soisson
D. Arcology Alternative
50. Imaginary site consisting of high plateau and level valley, all alongside a river
A. Une cite industrielle
B. Thematic Map
C. Articulated Sheet
D. Multiple Nuclei Model
51. Provides data on transportation and communication services.
Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)

A. Environmental Management Bureau (EMB)
B. Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC)
C. Freeways
D. Incentive Zoning
52. Responsive Environments; degree of choice depends on how legible it is: how layout is understood.
A. Variety
B. Centralization
C. Cul-de-sac
D. Legibility
53. Great city in greek / Jean Gottman
A. Barbarian
B. City of Babylon
C. Intramuros
D. Megalopolis
54. Present day turkey
A. Indus valley
B. Vienna
C. Collector Streets
D. Constantinople
55. By kiyonori kikutake
A. Reform Movement
B. The floating city
C. Daniel Burnham
D. Arcology alternative
56. Urban pattern; a sheet accented by one or more central clusters and several subclusters.
B. Tikal and Uaxactun
C. Neighborhood Unit
D. Articulated Sheet
57. Provides data on network of protected agricultural areas.
A. Welwyn
Department of Agriculture (DA)

B. Bureau of Soils and Water Management (BSWM)
C. Arcology Alternative
D. City of eridu
58. Means "new city" in greek.
A. Freeways
B. Permeability
C. Le corbusier
D. Neopolis
59. Developments that take the form off traditional neighborhoods, while still accommodating the automobile and other modern
amenities.
A. Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC)
B. Traditional Neighborhood Developments (TND)
C. Department of Public Works and Highways
D. Hampstead Garden Suburbs
60. The radical idea that vehicular traffic will be along rooftops of a continuous network of buildings, streets will be for pedestrian
use only. (Geoffrey Jellicoe)
A. Neighborhood Unit
B. Curia
C. Acropolis
D. Motopia
61. The hierarchy of human settlements.
A. Motopia
B. Invasion
C. Ekistics
D. Jericho
62. Provides data on power.
B. Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC)
C. Tony garnier
National Power Corporation (NPC)

Manila Electric Company (MERALCO)
D. National Electrification Administration (NEA)
63. Expresses the basic policies that shape the community character and the general land use.
A. Topographic map
B. Machine age
C. Canberra
D. Comprehensive Plan
64. Areas dominated by a single activity.
A. Hippodamus
B. Harappa
C. Acropolis
D. Districts
65. A map of a portion of the earth that describes the shape of the earth using contour lines
A. Centralization
B. Analytical Map
C. Adaptive Reuse
D. Topographic map
66. "The cities of tomorrow"
A. Centralization
B. Le corbusier
C. Hippodamus
D. Housing
67. An early type of Planned Unit development that had all amenities in one compound with multi-level circulation patterns.
A. Egyptian civilization
B. Une Cite Industrielle
C. Barbarican Development
D. Catalhoyuk
68. Separation of India and Pakistan, lead to creating a need for a new capital; was designed to be the capital of punjab province
of india
A. Conurbation
B. Chandigarph
C. Richness
D. Hampstead garden suburbs
69. Is the geometry, regular or irregular, formed by routes, open spaces, and buildings.
A. Urban Pattern
B. Cluster Zoning
C. Permeability
70. Provides data on population and demography.
A. National Statistics Office (NSO)
B. Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR)
C. Bagong Lipunan Sites and Services
D. National Electrification Administration
71. Main interior streets; stop sign on side streets.
A. Corridors
B. Collector Streets
C. Contours
D. Hampstead garden suburbs
72. Channels along which the observer moves.
A. Grain
B. Ekistics
C. Paths
D. Branch
73. Envisaged to usher in the renaissance of the City of Manila.
A. Neighborhood
B. Boulevard 2000
C. Secondary Roads
D. Conservation
74. Architect who designed buildings in brasilia
A. City of damascus
B. Oscar niemeyer
C. Edward Bassett
D. Megalopolis
75. Presents the emergence of large self-sufficient suburban sectors, each focused on a downtown independent of the central
city.
A. Cul-de-sac
B. Personalization
C. Urban Realms
D. Urban Area
76. Formerly known as the Human Settlements Regulatory Commission, sole regulatory body for housing and land development.
A. Linear
B. Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB)
C. National Home Mortgage Financing Corporation
D. Unite d' habitation in Marseilles
77. The degree of mixture of fine and coarse elements.
A. Landmarks
B. Sheet
C. Infill
D. Texture
78. The oldest continually inhabited city.
B. Arcology alternative
C. City of Miletus
D. City of Damascus
79. The largest city of the Yellow River Valley.
A. The floating city
B. Intramuros
C. Yin at Anyang
D. City of eridu
80. Urban Pattern; landscaping, bodies of water, nature in general, and its relationship with the urban fabric are significant
features of a city.
A. Barbarican Development
B. Environmental Impact Statement
C. Relationship with Nature
81. Tradituonal roman house
A. Ekistics
B. Paths
C. Domus
D. Zoning
82. Major government home mortgage institution.

Initial main function is to operate a viable home mortgage market, utilizing long term funds to purchase mortgages originated by
both public and private institutions.
A. Relationship with Nature
B. Philippine Homesite and Housing Corporation (PHHC)
C. National Statistics Office (NSO)
D. National Home Mortgage Financing Corporation
83. Meant only for housing but with a variety of housing types lined along streets with terminating axesnon civic buildings in a
large common green.
A. Urband Design Guidelines
B. Research
C. Hampstead garden suburbs
D. Cluster Zoning
84. Meant only for housing but with a variety of housing types lined along streets with terminating axes on civic buildings in a
large common green.
A. Urban Area
C. Hampstead Garden Suburbs
D. Visual Appropriateness
85. Regarded as the first "planned" city.
A. Louis de soisson
B. The linear city
C. Intramuros
D. City of Miletus
86. New cities built in the countryside with rail access to the original city. (Ebenezer Howard)
A. Floor Area Ratio (FAR)
B. The Radial Plan
C. Karlsruhe and versailles
D. The Garden Cities
87. BSWM
A. City of damascus
B. City / Municipal Assessors Office
C. Bureau of Soils and Water Management
D. City of Babylon
88. First developed garden city, started in 1902 and designed by Raymond Unwin and Barry Parker
A. Marine City
B. Letchworth
C. Khirokitia
D. The Garden City Association
89. Derived from a central business district at the center, around which all other uses are formed.
A. Barbarican Development
B. Gentrification
C. Concentric Zone Theory
D. Incentive Zoning
90. Designed new master plan for new delhi
A. Ebenezer howard
B. City of Damascus
D. Oscar niemeyer
91. Urban pattern; a linear span with connecting arms.
B. Urban Area
C. Conurbation
D. Branch
92. The largest and simplest function of a city.
A. Hippodamus
B. Housing
C. Curia
D. Harappa
93. CARP
A. Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)
B. National Power Corporation
C. Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program
D. Department of Environment and Natural Resources
94. Formerly known as the Home Financing Corporation.
A. Corridors
B. Branch
C. Home Insurance and Guarantee Corporation
D. Teotijuacan and Dzibilchatun
95. Military
A. Presedio
B. Thematic Map
C. Polis
D. Education
96. Provides unity throughout contiguous urban areas; usually from boundaries for neighborhoods; minor access control;
channelized intersections; parking generally prohibited.
A. Incentive Zoning
B. Rectilinear
C. Acropolis
D. Major Roads
97. 3-6 storey aparments with storefronts
A. Hippodamus
B. Insulae
C. Geology
D. Jericho
98. A city complete with all necessary amenities; a proposal for every family in the U.S. to have one acre of land each. (Frank
Lloyd Wright)
A. City of miletus
B. Broadacres
C. Garden cities
D. The Garden City Association
99. Oldest continually habited city
A. City of damascus
B. City of eridu
C. City of Miletus
D. Yin at Anyang
100. The community unit, consisting of 30-100 families.
A. Barbarian
B. Vienna
C. City of Babylon
D. Barangay
101. The precursor of the National Housing Authority, built homes for the masses based on the neighborhood unit concept of
Perry and Stein.
A. National Home Mortgage Financing Corporation
B. Philippine Homesite and Housing Corporation (PHHC)
C. Zoning
D. Hampstead Garden Suburbs
102. Early settlement in Cuprus around 5500 bc; first documented city with streets.
A. Freeways
B. Khirokitia
C. Centralization
D. Robustness
103. The degree of fineness or coarseness in an urban area.
A. Neighborhood
B. Polis
C. Grain
D. Radburn
104. 3 to 6-storey apartments with storefronts. (Rome)
A. Indus valley
B. Infill
C. Invasion
D. Insulae
105. Proposed by FLW to house a significant amount of manhattan residents to free up space for greenfields, in a building mile
high.
B. The mile high tower
C. Major Roads
D. Secondary Roads
106. NHA
A. Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board
B. Environmental Impact Statement
C. Catalhoyuk
107. Architect/planner who designed Chicago, San Francisco, and parts of washington dc. ; city beautiful
A. Daniel Burnham
B. Daniel burnhanm
C. Floor Area Ratio (FAR)
D. The Radial Plan
108. First university town
A. Vienna
B. Variety
C. Zoning
D. Linear
109. Are not the dividing lines within a city, but are to be communal rooms and passages.
A. Worship and Governance
B. Streets
C. Canberra
D. Machine age
110. Designed the second garden city, Welwyn
A. La Ville Contemporaine
B. City of eridu
C. Raymond Unwin and Barry Parker
D. Louis de soisson
111. HLURB
A. Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program
B. Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board
C. Teotijuacan and Dzibilchatun
112. Responsive Environments; places must be accessible to people to offer them choice.
A. Visual Appropriateness
B. Permeability
C. Thematic Map
D. Robustness
113. Establishes the specific limitations that apply to land use as one of the instruments for achieving the goals set forth in the
comprehensive plan.
A. Ciudad Lineal
B. Ebenezer howard
C. Transit Oriented Developments (TOD)
D. Zoning Plan
114. The second Garden City, designed by Louis de Soisson
A. Welwyn
B. Babylon
C. The linear city
D. Letchworth
115. Walkable community; concept of every family gets one acre of land with complete amenities.
A. Broadacres
B. Louis de soisson
C. City of eridu
D. Welwyn
116. The regulation of districts under the police power of the height, bulk, and use of buildings, the use of land, and the density of
population.
A. Acropolis
B. Ekistics
C. Cultural
D. Zoning
117. NPC

A. National Electrification Administration (NEA)
B. Department of Transportation and Communication
D. National Power Corporation
118. Means "old city" in greek.
A. Major Roads
B. Paleopolis
C. Robustness
D. Ekistics
119. Civil
A. Permeability
B. Pueblo
C. Freeways
D. Conurbation
120. Plan was of continuous rows of buildings woven in zigzag form across landscaped space. (Le Corbusier)
A. Topographic map
B. La Ville Radieuse
C. Radiocentric
D. Basilica
121. The local meeting hall; the capitol. (Rome)
A. Harappa
B. Agora
C. Curia
D. Conurbation
122. Urban pattern; radiocentric form with open spaces between the outreaching corridors of development.
A. Constellation
B. Edges
C. New Towns
D. Star
123. DOTC
A. Traditional Neighborhood Developments (TND)
B. Department of Transportation and Communication

C. Environmental Management Bureau (EMB)
D. Department of Public Works and Highways
124. Relaxes certain restrictions if builders and developers provide desirable public features and amenities such as plazas,
arcades, and other open spaces.
A. Incentive Zoning
B. Conservation
C. Contours
125. The physical expansion of a town, city, or metropolitan area as a result of continually increasing number of new
developments at the outlying areas.
A. Suburban Sprawl
B. La Ville Contemporaine
C. Yin at Anyang
D. Daniel Burnham
126. Merging two or more metropolis with a population of at least ten million
A. Neopolis
B. Megalopolis
C. Legibility
D. Hippodamus
127. Focal points of roman city planning
A. Louis de soisson
B. Intramuros
C. Roman forum
D. Catalhoyuk
128. Largest city with 80,000 inhabitants
A. City of Babylon
B. Welwyn
C. Babylon
D. Catalhoyuk
129. The largest cities in Ancient Greece.
A. Teotijuacan and Dzibilchatun
B. Permeability
D. Sparta and Athens
130. City envisioned to be the first intelligent and ecological city in the Philippines.
A. Fort BGC
B. Yin at Anyang
C. Ring
D. Economic
131. Congress of New Urbanism
A. City of Damascus
B. Megalopolis
C. City
D. CNU
132. The oldest known settlement on the southern Mesopotamian alluvium. (Sumerian)
A. City of Eridu
B. Robert Owen
C. Megalopolis
D. City of damascus
133. Locations where there are opportunities for a diversified living environment and diverse lifestyles.
A. Urban Area
B. Urban Pattern
C. Permeability
D. Mohenjo-Daro
134. Founded in approximately same location it is today; present form originated in the ming dynasty (1368-1644)
A. Le contemporaine
B. Vienna
C. Broadacres
D. Beijing
135. First noted urban planner. Introduced the grid system and the agora
A. Urban Area
B. Hippodamus
C. Neopolis
D. Megalopolis
136. Early settlement in israel around 9000bc
A. Radburn
B. Jericho
C. Hippodamus
D. Satellite
137. MWSS
A. Department of Public Works and Highways
B. National Statistics Office (NSO)
C. Manila Waterworks and Sewerage Systems
D. National Home Mortgage Financing Corporation
138. Elevated citadel. (urban center)
A. Harappa
B. Districts
C. Jericho
139. MERALCO
A. Manila Electric Company
Manila Waterworks and Sewerage Systems (MWSS)

B. Local Waterworks and Utilities Administration (LWUA)
C. Hampstead Garden Suburbs
D. Visual Appropriateness
140. Spearheaded the movement with his design of Chicago; credited with the designs of Cleveland, San Francisco, and Manila
and Baguio.
A. Daniel Burnham
B. Yin at Anyang
C. City of Babylon
D. Conservation Area
141. The adaptation of parts of a building while retaining the essential spirit of the original.
A. Conservation
B. Cultural
C. Centralization
D. Urban Pattern
142. The first developed garden City, designed by Raymond Unwin and Barry Parker.
A. Letchworth
B. Welwyn
C. The Garden City Association
D. Arcology Alternative
143. Urban mobility; no meed for defensive walls; little evidence of controlled planning; no zoning, no defined blocks for
housing.
A. Rectilinear
B. Constellation
C. Egyptian civilization
D. Une cite industrielle
144. Middle class residential homes developed by Philamlife Insurance Company.
A. Neighbourhood unit
B. Philamlife Homes
C. Laws of the indies
D. Floor Area Ratio (FAR)
145. Depicts a single feature; represents a single themed map.
A. Robustness
B. Thematic Map
C. Neighborhood
D. Urban Realms
146. Streets that open only at one end, with provision for a turn-around at the other.
A. Invasion
B. Cul-de-sac
C. Conurbation
D. Radburn
147. Boulevard along eiffel tower
A. Corridors
B. Champ De Ellysee
C. Hampstead garden suburbs
D. Constantino Doxiadis
148. Religious and defensive structure up on the hills, with no definite geometric plan
A. Richness
B. Neopolis
C. Acropolis
D. Motopia
149. Defined as a city state
A. CNU
B. Districts
C. Economic
D. Polis
150. The legal regulation of the use of land.
A. Zoning
B. Domus
C. Conservation
D. Mohenjo-Daro
151. A religious and defensive structure up on the hills, with no definite geometric plan.
A. Hippodamus
B. Khirokitia
C. Catalhoyuk
D. Acropolis
152. Medium to large sections of a city, conceived of as two-dimensional.
A. Canberra
B. Khirokitia
C. Districts
D. Vienna
153. Responsive Environments; variety of sense experiences that users can enjoy, most detailed level of design.
A. Radburn
B. New Towns
C. Richness
D. Zoning
154. A "super building" that contained 337 dwellings in only ten acres of land. (Le Corbusier)
A. The mile high tower
B. Unite d' Habitation in Marseilles
C. Multiple Nuclei Model
D. Une Cite Industrielle
155. A super building that contained 336 dwellings in only ten acres of land
C. Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC)
156. A term used to describe the idea of repairing, redecorating, and in some cases converting, existing structurally sound
property to a standard compatible with modern requirements of amenity and health; frequently interchanged with Renovation.
A. Mohenjo-Daro
B. Rehabilitation
C. Megalopolis
D. Chandigarph
157. Provides data on water.
Manila Waterworks and Sewerage Systems (MWSS)

A. Local Waterworks and Utilities Administration (LWUA)
B. Major Roads
C. Multiple Nuclei Model
D. Local Waterworks and Utilities Administration
158. Designed by le corbusier for a population of 3m people; consisted of high rise office and residential buildings with a
greenbelt for institutions and recreational areas.
A. City / Municipal Assessors Office
B. Ebenezer howard
C. Reform Movement
D. Le contemporaine
159. The first documented city with streets.
A. Arcology alternative
B. City of Miletus
C. Khirokitia
D. Louis de soisson
160. "Old" city
A. Paleopolis
B. Catalhoyuk
C. Environmental Management Bureau
D. City of Babylon
161. Urban pattern; a vast urban area with little or no articulation.
A. Sheet
B. Nodes
C. Vienna
D. Linear
162. Point references considered to be external to the observer.
A. Satellite
B. Landmarks
C. Chandigarph
D. Linear
163. Ensures a relatively uniform urban character in such localities, even if sections are designed separately by different architects
and planners.
A. Rectilinear
B. Urband Design Guidelines
C. Urbanism/Urban Area
D. Neighborhood Unit
164. Responsive Environments; allows people to achieve an environment that bears the stamp of their own tastes and values.
A. Mohenjo-Daro
B. Personalization
C. Adaptive Reuse
D. Permeability
165. This provided guidelines for site selection, layout and dimensioning of streets and squares, the location of civic and religious
buildings, open space, cultivation and pasturing lands, and even the main procedural phases of planning and construction.
A. Incentive Zoning
B. Law of the Indies
D. Suburban Sprawl
166. Provides data on roads and other related infrastructure.
A. Philippine Homesite and Housing Corporation (PHHC)
B. Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)
167. Urban pattern; usually with two corridors of intense development crossing the center; usually found in small cities rather than
in large.
A. Rectilinear
B. Radiocentric
C. Specialists
D. Articulated Sheet
168. An increase in population at a certain geographic center.
B. Centralization
C. Gentrification
D. Local Streets
169. Provides an alternative conceptualization of urban form, one based on the premise that uses do not evolve around a single
core but at several nodes or focal points.
A. Egyptian civilization
B. Motopia
C. New Lanark Mills in Manchester
170. The proportions between the built area of the building and the lot area; also referred to as Plot Ratio.
B. Fort BGC
C. General Map
D. The linear city
171. Were the largest cities in Mesoamerica.
A. Teotijuacan and Dzibilchatun
B. Home Insurance and Guarantee Corporation
C. Thematic Map
D. Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR)
172. Classical period of the chinese civilization
A. Louis de soisson
B. Ming dynasty
C. Khirokitia
D. Neolithic Revolution
173. Provides data on environmentally critical areas.
A. Department of Public Works and Highways
B. Teotijuacan and Dzibilchatun
C. Buildings

D. Environmental Management Bureau (EMB)
174. Author of "Tomorrow: A Peaceful Path To Social Reform", first conceptualized the "Garden Cities."
A. Urban Renewal
B. Ebenezer Howard
C. General Map
D. Suburban Sprawl
175. Urban pattern; usually the result of natural topography which restricts growth; may also be a transportation spine.
A. Urban Area
B. Linear
C. Cultural
D. Richness
176. Creating special zoning policies and regulations for medium to large sized controlled develpments.
A. Urban Area
B. Adaptive Reuse
C. Cluster Zoning
D. Legibility
177. Linear city; proposed by Spanish Engineer Arturio Soria Y Mata.
A. Ebenezer Howard
B. Philamlife Homes
D. Ciudad Lineal
178. Une cite industrielle
A. Tony garnier
B. Constantino Doxiadis
C. Paleopolis
179. Art of arranging structures on the land and shapinb the spaces between;an art linked to architecture, engineering, landscape
architecture and planning.
A. New Lanark Mills in Manchester
C. Egyptian civilization
D. Site planning by kevin lynch
180. He prepared the legal instrument for the people to effectively exercise their power to control the use of land in urban
community.
B. Sector Model
D. Edward Bassett
181. Author of "tomorrow: a peaceful path to social reform"
A. Machine age
B. Daniel burnhanm
C. General Map
D. Ebenezer howard
182. Urbanized areas with a balanced mix of human activity.
A. Local Streets
B. Neighborhood
C. Centralization
183. Conversion of buildings into different uses without significantly altering the structure.
A. Topographic map
B. Analytical Map
C. Adaptive Reuse
D. Transportation
184. Sino papasa?
A. Vienna
B. Indus valley
C. Ako!!!
D. Motopia
185. Provides tax maps and listings of all real properties with their corresponding market values and/or assessed values located in
the respective localities.
A. City / Municipal Assessors Office
B. Reform Movement
D. Bureau of Soils and Water Management
186. Proponent of Ekistics
A. Yellow river valley of china
B. Constantino Doxiadis
C. Tony garnier
D. Constantinople
187. The covered markets; law courts. (Rome)
A. Jericho
B. Motopia
C. Variety
D. Basilica
188. Strategy used when redevelopment is no longer an option while still avoiding further physical expansion.
A. Zoning
B. Infill
C. Nodes
D. Planning
189. BLISS
A. Home Insurance and Guarantee Corporation
B. Traditional Neighborhood Developments (TND)

C. National Electrification Administration (NEA)
D. Bagong Lipunan Sites and Services
190. Complex of physical and cultural features of a map.
A. General Map
B. Beijing
C. Sector Model
191. "The walled city of Manila."
A. The floating city
B. City of Babylon
C. Megalopolis
D. Intramuros
192. 3d city by paolo soleri
A. Arcology alternative
B. Megalopolis
C. City of damascus
D. City of Babylon
193. He spearheaded the Reform Movement by proposing his ideal city, a self-supporting industrial town, meant for about 1200
person on at least 1000 to 1500 acres of land.
A. Louis de soisson
B. Catalhoyuk
C. Robert Owen
D. Garden cities
194. Designed chicago with his famous axiom "make no little plans, they have no magic to stir men's blood"
A. Daniel burnham
B. Ebenezer Howard
C. Le contemporaine
D. Ciudad Lineal
195. This project proposed to house a significant amount of Manhattan residents to free up space for greenfields. (Frank Lloyd
Wright)
A. The Chicagos/The Mile High Tower
B. Une cite industrielle
D. Rectilinear
196. The entrance of a new population and/or facilities in an already occupied area.
A. Planning
B. Invasion
C. Corridors
D. Catalhoyuk
197. Emerged as the city of culture and the arts, the first "university town".
A. City of Eridu
B. Vienna
C. Marine City
D. Khirokitia
198. EMB
B. Economic
D. Intramuros
199. Connectors and separators of neighborhoods and districts.
A. Corridors
B. Contours
C. Branch
D. Le corbusier
200. Local meeting hall
A. Neopolis
B. Linear
C. Edges
D. Curia
201. Would have a central city with an optimum size of 58,000 to 65,000 in 6000 acres of land, with satellite cities, also connected
bt rail with an optimum size of 30,000 to 32,000 persons. The cities would all be surrounded by large greenbelts of agricultural
land.
A. Catalhoyuk
B. City of Damascus
C. City
D. Garden cities
202. A composite of cities, metropolises, and urban areas
A. Conurbation
B. Variety
C. Urban Area
D. Hippodamus
203. Imaginary lines that join points of equal elevation on the surface of the land above or below a reference surface such as the
mean sea level
A. Neopolis
B. Urban Realms
C. Motopia
D. Contours
204. Walled city of manila
A. City of Eridu
B. Polis
C. Robert Owen
D. Intramuros
205. Improving the physical set-up and consequently affecting the market for previously run-down areas.
A. Urban Realms
B. Adaptive Reuse
C. Gentrification
D. Topographic map
206. The largest neolithic city with 13 hectares of land for a population of about 10,000 people. (Turkey)
A. Robert Owen
C. Babylon
D. Catalhoyuk
207. A 3-dimensional city proposed by Paolo Soleri.
B. Barangay
C. Arcology Alternative
D. The floating city
208. Utopian scheme of a city with magnificent skyscraper towers surrounded by a broad and sweeping open space. (Le
Corbusier)
A. La Ville Contemporaine
B. Robert Owen
C. Marine City
D. The linear city
209. Designed brasilia, the new capital of brazil.
A. Philamlife Homes
B. Lucio Costa
C. Barbarian
D. Khirokitia
210. School of thought that believes that the problems of cities should be tackled one item at a time, beginning with the
improvement of health and sanitary systems.
A. Ekistics
B. New Towns
C. Secondary Roads
D. Specialists
211. The physical environment wherein social, cultural, educational, and commercial are within easy reach of each other. (Clarence
Perry)
A. Secondary Roads
B. Personalization
C. Articulated Sheet
212. Meant to provide financial machinery for the realization of his proposals. Established by E. Howard in 1899.
A. City of Eridu
C. The Garden City Association
D. Reform Movement
213. Means "great city"; Used to refer to massive urban concentrations created from strong physical linkages between three or
more large cities.
A. Megalopolis
B. Robustness
C. Cultural
D. Transportation
214. Floating city as alternative to land reclamation, proposed by Kiyonori Kikutake.
A. Marine City
B. Economic
C. Daniel Burnham
D. Catalhoyuk
215. DPWH
B. Department of Public Works and Highways
D. Traditional Neighborhood Developments (TND)
216. Designed by clarence perry and clarence stein; was defined as the physical environment wherein social, cultural,
educational, and commercial are within easy reach of each other.
A. Daniel burnham
B. Neighbourhood unit
D. Ciudad Lineal
217. DENR

A. National Electrification Administration (NEA)
B. Department of Environment and Natural Resources
C. National Statistics Office
D. National Power Corporation
218. Provides data on lands covered by the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP).
B. Unite d' Habitation in Marseilles
C. Acropolis
D. Urband Design Guidelines
219. Natural science that studies the earth
A. Housing
B. Harappa
C. Geology
D. Nodes
220. This strategy increases land value, revitalizes the area, and encourages people to move back to the city core, while
discouraging further suburbanization.
A. Redevelopment
B. Major Roads
C. Permeability
D. Planning
221. Made from existing projects,books,photographs, or experiments; a program is formulated and the elements required to
develop the project is listed
A. Cultural
B. Conservation
C. Research
D. Texture
222. Provides data on land valuation and taxation.
A. Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)
B. The Garden City Association
C. City of Babylon
D. City of damascus
223. A basic and continuing city function of acting as producers and market places. Cities are built as strategic points for the
exchange of goods and sesrvices.
A. Expressways
B. Barbarian
C. City of eridu
D. Economic
224. An industrial village that was self-sufficient and complete with agricultural, light industrial, educational, and recreational
facilities. (Robert Owen)
A. New Lanark Mills in Manchester
B. Une cite industrielle
225. A hypothetical industrial town with an imaginary site consisting of a high plateau and level valley, all alongside a river. (Tony
Garnier)
A. The mile high tower
B. Unite d' habitation in Marseilles
C. Une Cite Industrielle
226. A universal human activity that consists of making choices among options that appear to be open to the future.
A. Planning
B. Ekistics
C. New Lanark Mills in Manchester
D. Radburn
227. First noted urban planner. Introduced the grid system and the Agora.
A. Urban Area
B. Hippodamus
C. Mohenjo-Daro
D. Corridors
228. Provides metropolitan and city continuity and unity; limited access; some channelized grade crossings and signals at majot
intersections; parking prohibited.
A. City of damascus
B. Letchworth
C. The linear city
D. Expressways
229. This function is closely related to education and worshipping functions, and too often sacrificed in favor or temporary
economic concerns.
A. Rectilinear
B. Zoning
C. Cultural
230. Philadelphia
A. Centralization
B. William penn
C. Incentive Zoning
D. Cluster Zoning
231. Local service streets; non-conducive to through traffic.
A. Neighborhood
B. Local Streets
C. Thematic Map
D. Permeability
232. "New" cities
A. Acropolis
B. Ekistics
C. Neopolis
D. New Towns
233. Previously the prime function of a city, reduced to secondary status today.
A. Worship and Governance
C. The linear city
D. CNU
234. A plan characterized by diagonal avenues and circular plan.
A. Yin at Anyang
B. Daniel Burnham
C. The Radial Plan
D. General Map
235. LWUA
B. Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board
C. Local Waterworks and Utilities Administration

D. National Electrification Administration (NEA)
236. Responsive Environments; decisions already made determine the general appearance of the scheme.
A. Une cite industrielle
B. Visual Appropriateness
C. Urban Area
D. Permeability
237. NSO
A. National Electrification Administration
C. National Statistics Office
D. Manila Waterworks and Sewerage Systems
238. Its design reflected the principles of the city beautiful movement with a triangular formation of three important buildings:
(court of justice; the parliament; capitol building) - designed by walter griffin
A. Letchworth
B. Garden cities
C. Canberra
D. Conservation Area
239. Built from king Philip II's city guidelines that produced 3 types of towns. Pueblo,presedio, and mission.
A. Daniel burnhanm
B. Oscar niemeyer
240. Walk-up housing units built for the government sector.
A. The Garden Cities
B. Lucio Costa
C. Bagong Lipunan Sites and Services (BLISS)
D. Oscar niemeyer
241. Mid-sized developments built with the intentions of self-sustainability.
A. Lucio Costa
B. Planned Unit Development (PUD)
D. Daniel burnham
242. "Town of the Motor Age." Superblocks, ranging from 30 to 50 acres in size, introduced by Henry Wright and Clarence Stein.
A. Radburn
B. Catalhoyuk
C. Landmarks
D. Barbarican Development
243. Proposed by spanish engineer soria y mata
A. The linear city
B. Ring
Department of Agriculture (DA)

C. Bureau of Soils and Water Management (BSWM)
D. City of Eridu
244. Urban pattern; a city built around a large open space.
A. Raymond Unwin and Barry Parker
B. Ring
C. Polis
D. Khirokitia
245. Urban pattern; a large circle with radial corridors of intense development emanating from the center.
A. Radiocentric
B. Redevelopment
C. Mohenjo-Daro
D. Relationship with Nature
246. Points, strategic spots by which an observer can enter.
A. Edges
B. Polis
C. Nodes
D. Corridors
247. Derived results; synthesis of two or more variables in a map.
A. Analytical Map
B. Constellation
C. Personalization
D. Satellite
248. Historic and urban functions of a city, that are rather obsolete today.
A. Robert Owen
B. Defense and Protection
C. Ebenezer howard
D. Worship and Governance

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248 Multiple choice questions

B. Hampstead garden suburbs

C. Une cite industrielle

3. Land within the passes

A. National Housing Authority

B. Yellow river valley of china

C. Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program

A. Transit Oriented Developments (TOD)

B. City / Municipal Assessors Office

5. Urban pattern; a series of nearly equal sized cities in close proximity.

6. First planned city

8. The smallest increment of growth in the city.

A. Sparta and Athens

9. Were among the oldest Maya cities.

B. Tikal and Uaxactun

11. Signified the change from manpower to assembly lines

12. A composite of cities, metropolises, and urban areas.

C. Sir edward lutyens

14. Means "city-state" in greek.

16. Responsive Environments; offers users a choice of experiences.

A. Traditional Neighborhood Developments (TND)

B. New Lanark Mills in Manchester

D. National Housing Authority

19. Oldest city

B. The Gridiron Plan

C. Planned Unit Development (PUD)

A. National Electrification Administration

B. National Housing Authority

C. Department of Transportation and Communication

22. Designed the first developed garden city, Letchworth.

A. Raymond Unwin and Barry Parker

23. Greek public market place.

24. Linear elements not used or considered as paths.

A. Environmental Management Bureau

B. Bureau of Internal Revenue

C. Raymond Unwin and Barry Parker

28. Science of human settlements

30. Developments driven by speculation with emphasis on equality

32. Anyone outside the empire

A. The Garden City Association

A. Local Waterworks and Utilities Administration

B. National Power Corporation

C. Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board

D. Philippine Homesite and Housing Corporation

A. The Garden Cities

B. Floor Area Ratio (FAR)

37. A plan characterized by rigid rectilinear street patterns.

B. The Garden City Association

D. The Gridiron Plan

40. The largest city with 80,000 inhabitants.

43. Urban pattern; constellation of cities around a main center.

44. An outline of possible effects of a project on the environment.

A. Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR)

C. Environmental Impact Statement

D. National Statistics Office (NSO)

45. Designed with gardens as major elements

C. The Garden Cities

D. Karlsruhe and versailles