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    This document contains a history of architecture quiz with three parts - identification, enumeration, and illustrations. The identification section tests knowledge of specific architectural and historical terms through multiple choice. The enumeration section requires listing examples of different architectural elements or time periods. Finally, the illustrations section asks to draw examples of specific architectural features described in the quiz.

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    History of Architecture 3

    Quiz no. MT - 01
    Date: July 3, 2013
    PART 1
    IDENTIFICATIO
    N
    (10 pts)
    Note: Use only Black Ink for your Final
    Answers.
    Wrong Spelling means Wrong Answer.
    ______1. This is the former name of Sri Lanka which
    is a large island in the Indian Ocean located
    off the southern tip of the Indian peninsula.
    ______2. This is a usual stupa form of the Tibetans
    and consist of a small bulbous dome on a
    many-tiered plinth with a square harmika
    with a mast supporting an umbrella-like
    feature surmounted by a flame finial.
    ______3. These are monumental pillars standing free
    without any structural function usually with
    circular or octagonal shafts and has a capital
    that was bell-shaped and crowned with
    animal form which are common in ancient
    Indian Architecture.
    ______4. In ancient Sri Lanka architecture, this is an
    immense rock hill city constructed by
    King Kassapa 1, who is a Sinhalese king.
    ______5. The title for the chief abbot of the
    monasteries of Tibet and became also the
    ruler of the country.
    ______6. In ancient Sri Lanka architecture, this is a
    circular relic house made of stone and
    bricks, and considered as the most
    outstanding structure built in this period.
    ______7. This has been the capital of India for a
    thousand years, and gained the title as
    “The Rome of India”.
    ______8. In ancient Indian architecture, these are
    religious domical mounds usually made of
    solid brickwork containing the sacred relic
    and fenced with stone enclosing railings
    with four(4) ceremonial gateways located at
    the cardinal points of the compass.
    ______9. In the religion of Buddhism, this means as
    “The Enlighten One”.
    ______10. In Ancient Hindu temples, these are
    gigantic “Gateway Towers” along the
    enclosing walls of the courtyards and
    replaces the spire-shape roof as the
    dominating feature of the ancient Hindu
    temple.
    PART 2
    ENUMERATION
    (20 pts)
    Note: Use only Black Ink for your Final
    Answers.
    Wrong Spelling means Wrong Answer.
    Erasures means Wrong Answer.
    1 to 3 – Enumerate the Three (3) Divisions of the
    Historical Period of Sri Lanka.
    (In any given order)
    4 to 6 – Enumerate the Trinity or Trimurti of Hindu
    religion. (In any given order)
    7 to 9 – Enumerate the Three (3) main religion that
    prevailed in ancient Nepal architecture.
    (In any given order)
    10 to 13 – Enumerate the Four(4) Major Religions
    that prevailed in Ancient Tibet.
    (In any given order)
    14 to 20 – Enumerate at least seven (7) architectural
    character of the monasteries of the
    ancient Tibetan architecture.
    (In any given order)
    PART 3
    ILLUSTRATIONS
    (20 pts)
    Note: Use only Black Ink for your Final
    Answers.
    A. Illustrate an example of a typical Jain column that
    is highly decorated and crowned with bracket capital,
    carrying the raking struts and a second corbelled
    capital supporting the roof beams, which is a very
    typical feature in Jain temples along its large portico
    halls.
    B. Illustrate an example of a “MAKARA” commonly seen
    in Nepalese adornment and which is a form of
    rainwater spouts.
    C. Illustrate an example of your Answer in Part 1 No.3
    (Show in Perspective view only)
    D. Illustrate an example of your Answer in Part 1 No.8
    (Show in Perspective view only)
    E. Illustrate the spire shaped roof or “SIKHARA” of the
    ancient Hinduism temple, which is formed of horizontal
    courses of stone. (Show in Perspective view only)

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