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Question 1
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The product of primary colors when intermixed
a. Quartenary
b. Secondary 
c. Neutrals
d. Tertiary
The correct answer is:

Secondary
Question 2
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An example of a secondary color .
a. Orange 
b. Blue
c. Sage
d. Gray
The correct answer is: Orange
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Question 3
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The first architect recipient of a National Artist award in the Philippines by virtue of Proclamation 1001 in 1973.
a. Angel Nakpil
b. 
Juan Nakpil
c. Julio Nakpil
d.
Ariston Nakpil

Ariston Nakpil

Juan Nakpil
Question 4
Incorrect
The first Filipino architect who studied in Spain and became the Head of the Bureau of Public Works.
a. Tomas Mapua
b. Felix Roxas
c. 
Carlos Arguelles
d. Carlos Barretto

Felix Roxas
Question 5
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“Design is not about decorating functional forms – it is about creating forms in accord with the character of the object and that show
technologies to advantage.”
a. Peter Behrens
b. Victor Horta 
c. Henry van de Velde
d. Charles mackintosh

Peter Behrens
Question 6
Incorrect
The architect considered as the forerunner of thin shell structures.
a. Pier Luigi Nervi
b. Charles Eames
c. Alvar Aalto
d. Eero Saarinen 

Pier Luigi Nervi
Question 7
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Tallest building in the USA during the 1930’s.
a. Chrysler Building
b. Rockefeller Center
c. Seagram Tower
d. Empire State Building 

Empire State Building
Question 8
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The architect of the Tokyo City Hall
a. 
Kenzo Tange
b. Sou Fujimoto
c. Fumihiko Maki
d. Arata Isozaki
Kenzo Tange
Question 9
Incorrect
The architect of the Parliament House in Papua New Guinea.
a. William Manumanua
b. Cecil Hogan King
c. Mathias Kauage
d. Vincent Kambuou 

Cecil Hogan King
Question 10
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The architect of Hongkong’s most popular attraction located at the highest point of the city having an amazing collection of must-visit
attractions.
a. Terry Farrel
b. Ove Arup.
c. IM Pei 
d. Chun Po

Terry Farrel
Question 11
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The architect of Tontine Crescent in Boston.
a. Charles Bulfinch
b. Pierre Charles L’Enfant 
c. Henry Latrobe
d. Samuel McIntire

Samuel McIntire
Question 12
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Who is the architect of the Grange Road Condominium in Singapore.
a. Richard Hassell
b. Paul Rudolph 
c. Carlo Ratti
d. Ole Scheeren

Paul Rudolph
Question 13
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Aside from being an architect, he is considered as a cultural theorist, landscape designer and an architectural historian.
a. Frank Gehry
b. Charles Jenks 
c. Tom Wright
d. Ian Athfield

Charles Jenks
Question 14
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Which is not a neutral color?
a. White
b. Slate 
c. Black
d.
Brown

Slate
Question 15
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Colors that are opposite to each other in the color wheel.
a. Triad
b. Split complementary
c. Analogous
d. 
Complementary
Complementary
Question 16
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The structure at the center of the Acropolis.
a. Temple of Venus
b. Temple of Artemis
c. Temple of Athena Parthenos 
d. Temple of Isthmia
Temple of Athena Parthenos
Question 17
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“To create, one must question everything.”
a. Kathleen Scott
b.
Eileen Gray
c. Adrienne Gorska
d. Zaha Hadid 
Eileen Gray
Question 18
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A stone slab material in Hispanic Philippines mostly found as a paving material whose original use is to serve as counterweights to balance the
galleons weight distribution, hence , a stabilizer of ships.
a. Piedra Coralina
b. Piedra Pertificada 
c. Piedra China
d. Piedra Japonesa

Piedra China
Question 19
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Who is the architect of Centre Pompidou in Metz, France?
a. Christian de Portzamparc 
b. Renzo Piano
c. Shigeru Ban
d. Aldo Rossi

Shigeru Ban
Question 20
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The design style of Charles Athfield of New Zealand.
a. Ecological
b. Neo-classical
c. Vernacular 
d. Post-modern

Vernacular
Question 21
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The acknowledged design style of Frank Gehry which is a branch of Post-Modernist period.
a. Meta-rationalist
b. Brutalist
c. Metabolist
d. Deconstructivist 
The correct answer is: Metabolist
Question 22
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The most famous structure that relied extensively on the use of entasis in correcting optical illusion in relation to position and distance in
viewing the structure.
a. Erectheion 
b. Odeon of Herodes Atticus
c. Temple of Zeus
d. Parthenon

Parthenon
Question 23
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The biggest and most famous coliseum in the ancient world.
a. Arles Amphitheatre
b. Leptis Magna
c. Nimes Amphitheatre
d. Flavian Amphitheatre 

Flavian Amphitheatre
Question 24
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Known as movement within an artistic composition that helps the eye travel through to a point of focus.
a. Pivot
b.
Rhythm
c. Accent
d. Emphasis 
Rhythm
Question 25
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Which of these Pre-Historic architectural/archeological finds belonged to Turkey.
a. Gobekli 
b. Nuraghe
c. Callanish Stones
d. Olmec Heads

Gobekli
Question 26
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This top Japanese Creator is known worldwide for his innovative work with paper, particularly recycled cardboard tubes used to quickly and
efficiently build house disaster victims. When he won the Pritzker Award in 2014, the Pritzker Jury cited him for his innovative use of the
material and his dedication to humanitarian efforts around the world, calling him “a committed teacher who is not only a role model for a
younger generation but also an inspiration.”
a. Arata Isozaki
b. Ryue Nishizawa
c. Shigeru Ban 
d. Kazuyo Sejima

Shigeru Ban
Question 27
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A line established by two points in space, about which forms and space can be arranged in a symmetrical or balanced manner?
a. Rhythm
b. Hierarchy
c. Axis 
d. Symmetry

Axis
Question 28
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"Architecture must meet three requirements; strength, beauty and unity."
a. Frank Lloyd Wright
b. Eero Saarinen
c. Marcus Vitruvius Pollio 
d. Alvar Aalto

Marcus Vitruvius Pollio
Question 29
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It is regarded as the first modernist house in Britain, which was designed by Peter Behrens.
a. Miller House 
b. Marble Palace
c. Farnsworth House
d. New Ways

New Ways
Question 30
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Le Corbusier developed his proportioning system, the Modulor, to order "the dimension of that which contains and that which is contained". He
saw the measuring tools of the greek, egyptians and other high civilizations as being infinitely rich and subtle because they formed part of the
mathematics of the human body, gracious, elegant and firm, the source of that harmony which moves us, beauty." He therefore based his
measuring tool, the "MODULOR". What is the 3 basic measure of grid in centimeter that is proportioned according to Golden Section?
a. 113, 183 & 226
b. 113, 70 & 43 
c. 86, 70 & 140
d. 86, 70 & 183

113, 70 & 43
Question 31
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This Master of Architecture was one of the most significant architects of the 20th century, combining traditional Japanese styles with
modernism. He was instrumental on the Post-World War Society of Japan and his amazing and visionary concepts of Architecture led the
Pritzker Jury to award him the Pritzker Prize, making him the first Japanese Architect to win this prestigious and highly acclaimed award.
a. Kenzō Tange 
b. Tadao Ando
c. Fumihiko Maki
d. Toyo Ito

Kenzō Tange
Question 32
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Architect Andres Luna de San Pedro, son of national hero Juan Luna, designed this Art Deco Commercial complex in 1932. What is the name of
this building that is considered to be the first commercial building to be air-conditioned in the Philippines?
a. E1 82 Bazaar
b. Tutuban Center Mall
c. Virra Mall
d. Crystal Arcade 

Crystal Arcade
Question 33
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Which is not true about Louis Isadore Khan?
a. Founder of The Architects’ Collaborative (TAC) 
b. His style tends to be monumental and monolithic
c. Estonian-American architect
d. Architect of The Salk Institute, La Jolla, California

Founder of The Architects’ Collaborative (TAC)
Question 34
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It is a style that promoted simple rectilinear forms and mastered the use of steel and glass creating a new typology of skyscrapers.
a. International Style 
b. Chicago School of Architecture
c. Biorealism
d. Second Chicago School of Architecture

Second Chicago School of Architecture
Question 35
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On what book from De Architectura libri decem can we find Vitruvius’s discussion on describes various machines and gadgets such as
distance measuring devices, water-driven machines, and weapons like catapults, ballistae, and siege engines?
a. Book IX 
b. Book I
c. Book VIII
d. Book IX
The correct answer is: Book IX
Question 36
Incorrect
Vitruvius is well known and often cited as one of the earliest surviving sources to have advised that lead should not be used to conduct
drinking water. What material then did he recommend after observing the laborers’ illness in lead foundry shops?
a. Masonry channels
b. Canals
c. PVC
d. None of these 

Masonry channels
Question 37
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This architectural style is characterized by the almost complete overloading of a work of architecture with ornamentation. Mouldings, scrolls
and foliage - essentially any ornaments deriving from the classical language - were commonly used, but were deployed in the most
overwhelming manner. In addition to a plethora of compressed ornament, surfaces bristle with such devices as broken pediments, undulating
cornices, reversed volutes, balustrades, stucco shells, and garlands.
a. Churrigueresque 
b. Protageometric style
c. Hellenistic architecture
d. Plateresque

Churrigueresque
Question 38
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Which among the following principles of design relates to a perceived equality or ratio between elements of architectural design?
a. Proportion 
b. Scale
c. Asymmetry
d. Balance

Proportion
Question 39
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What principle in architectural design involves the use of symbolism to create an image that contains the meaning relative to a design solution?
It includes the use of symbolic elements (symbol types) to translate the intended meaning into a usable form.
a. Imagery
b. Symbolism 
c. Meaning
d. Connection

Imagery
Question 40
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It is a is a psychological condition brought on by the lack of enclosure – the fear of exposure in open spaces.
a. Apeirophobia
b. Astrophobia
c. Claustrophobia
d. Agoraphobia 

Agoraphobia
Question 41
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The architectural design principle which is achieved by providing a point of climax relative to a specific feature or element.
a. Contrast
b. Scale
c. Proportion
d. Emphasis 
The correct answer is: Emphasis
Question 42
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This structure symbolizes the greatness and solidity of Greek civilization through its placement on a prominent hill, designed according to the
principle form of mankind and constructed according to "true" proportions using solid materials of the earth. The temple is generally
considered to be the culmination of the development of the Doric order, the simplest of the three Classical Greek architectural orders.
a. Erechtheion
b. Temple of Hephaestus
c. The Parthenon, Athens 
d. The Temple of Olympian Zeus

The Parthenon, Athens
Question 43
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It was the standard artistic device employed in Rococo works and gave perspective to fine art, suggesting depth in two-dimensional paintings
or creating the illusion of motion in static artworks.
a. Béton brut
b. Stucco
c. Pastels
d. Trompe l'oeil 

Trompe l'oeil
Question 44
Incorrect
After World War II, Le Corbusier attempted to realize his urban planning schemes on a small scale by constructing a series of "unités". What are
“unites”?
a. single-story homes with low, pitched roofs and long rows of casement windows, employing only locally available materials and wood
that was always unstained and unpainted, emphasizing its natural beauty.
b. Housing block units around France
c. A solution to the growing slums of Paris.
d. large blocks of cell-like individual apartments stacked one on top of the other, with plans that included a living room, bedrooms 
and kitchen, as well as a garden terrace

Housing block units around France
Question 45
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Dominated by horizontal lines and accentuated by the equally horizontal raked brick joints, dramatic overhangs, and big glass windows, this
building is one of the last and more mature works in Wright’s “Prairie House” series.
a. Ennis House
b. Robie House 
c. Martin House
d. Fallingwater

Robie House
Question 46
Incorrect
What are additive colors?
a. The mixing of colored lights
b. The mixing of colored pigments and colored lights
c. None of these
d. The mixing of colored pigments 

The mixing of colored lights
Question 47
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What architectural line is prominent in Prairie house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright?
a. Vertical
b. Horizontal 
c. Combination of vertical and horizontal lines
d. Curve
The correct answer is: Horizontal
Question 48
Incorrect
While the perfect symmetry of the circle epitomized the order of Renaissance architecture, the Baroque was characterized by what shape?
a. Triangle 
b. Oval
c. Circular
d. None of these

Oval
Question 49
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An art form made of waste ceramic pieces applied as surface treatment was introduced by Gaudi and it is called “trencadis”. Most his trencadis
artworks can be found in an extensive public park constructed by himself between 1900 and 1914 and it is the main reference for
“Modernisme”. What is the name of this park in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain?
a. Park Güell 
b. Ciutadella Park
c. Parc de la Barceloneta
d. Parc del Guinardó
The correct answer is: Park Güell
Question 50
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This color range is regarded as “advancing” series made up of the red to yellow chroma (red, orange and yellow as primary colors).
a. CMYK
b. RGB
c. Cool colors
d. Warm colors 

Warm colors

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The product of primary colors when intermixed

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An example of a secondary color .

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The architect considered as the forerunner of thin shell structures.

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Tallest building in the USA during the 1930’s.

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The architect of the Tokyo City Hall

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The architect of the Parliament House in Papua New Guinea.

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The architect of Tontine Crescent in Boston.

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Which is not a neutral color?

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Colors that are opposite to each other in the color wheel.

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The structure at the center of the Acropolis.

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Temple of Athena Parthenos

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“To create, one must question everything.”

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