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    1. The document contains a 30 question quiz on theory of architecture. It covers topics like the different types of architectural theories, orders, systems, elements, forms and concepts. 2. Questions ask about basic architectural elements like point, line, plane and volume. It also covers forms and systems like clustered, radial, additive and subtractive transformations. 3. Famous architects and their works are mentioned, including Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye, Frank Lloyd Wright's Robie House and Kisho Kurokawa's Nakagin Capsule Tower in Tokyo.

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    SUBJECT : THEORY OF ARCHITECTURE

    DATE : SEPTEMBER 23, 2020


    QUIZ NO.1

    1. It is know as the body of related facts or principles used to explain


    phenomena.
    a. Theory b. Science c. Architecture d. Design
    2. A type of theory that is based on guidelines and rules.
    a. Descriptive b. Prescriptive c. Critical d. Legislative
    3. This type of theory does not lean towards any ideology.
    a. Critical b. Descriptive c. Prescriptive d.
    Legislative
    4. An Architectural order that distinguish the building elements and systems
    and responding to the meaning it evokes.
    a. Conceptual b. Systematic c. Ideology d. Perceptual
    5. Itemized the 6 Architectural Systems :
    6. An extended line with the properties of length and width but no depth
    a. Extended Line b. Plane c. Point d. Volume
    7. Element of the design that is static and marks as the position in the space.
    a. Point c. Line c. Plane d. Dot
    8. The Torri Shrine is Japan is considered what basic element in Design
    a. Plane b. Point c. Volume d. Entrance
    9. The Salginatobel Bridge is considered as what basic element in Design
    a. Line b. Direction c. Plane d. Point
    10. Who is the Architect of Notre Dame De Haut in Ronchamp France
    a. Safdie b. Le Corbusier c. Frank Lloyd Wright d. I.M Pei
    11. It seeks to create desirable and sustainable changes in the behavior and form.
    a. Transformation of Forms
    b. Transformation of Shape
    c. Additive Transformation
    d. Dimensional Transformation
    12. A form that can be transformed by altering one or more of it’s dimensions
    and still remain it’s identity as a member of the family of forms.
    a. Subtractive Transformation
    b. Dimensional Transformation
    c. Additive Transformation
    d. Alteration Transformation
    13. Who is the Architect of Nakagin Capsule in Tokyo Japan.
    a. I. M Pei
    b. Kisho Kurokawa
    c. Rem Koolhas
    d. Aalvar Alto
    14. Type of Additive Form that are clustered by dominant central parent form
    and secondary forms.
    a. Linear Forms
    b. Clustered Forms
    c. Grid Forms
    d. Centralized Forms
    15. The first phase of Circulation on which we are prepared to see, experience
    the use of the building.
    a. Entrance
    b. Gate
    c. Approach
    d. Exit
    16. This phase of Circulation is sometimes considered as recessed/flushed,
    protruded or in line with the perimeter wall.
    a. Fence
    b. Gate
    c. Entrance
    d. Path
    17. This is use to approach and enter functionally or symbolically important
    spaces.
    a. Terminate in Space
    b. Path Space Relationship
    c. Pass by Spaces
    d. Pass by Termination
    18. Element of Circulation that maintained the integrity of each space by using
    linkages path.
    a. Terminate in Space
    b. Path Space Relationship
    c. Pass by Spaces
    d. Pass by Termination
    19. The path that may pass through a space axially, obliquely, or along it’s edge.
    a. Terminate in Space
    b. Path Space Relationship
    c. Pass by Spaces
    d. Pass through Spaces
    20. A plane curve every point of which is equidistant from a fixed point within.
    a. Sphere
    b. Circle
    c. Cone
    d. Pyramid
    21. The external for or appearance characteristics of someone of something. The
    outline of an area or figure.
    a. Shape
    b. Plane
    c. Volume
    d. Prism
    22. Who is the Architect of Villa Savoye?
    a. Buckminster Fuller
    b. Frank Lloyd Wright
    c. Zaha Hadid
    d. Le Corbusier
    23. Who is the Architect of Flat Iron Building?
    a. Buckminster Fuller
    b. Frank Lloyd Wright
    c. Daniel Burnham
    d. Le Corbusier
    24. A composition of linear forms extending outward from a central form in a
    radial manner.
    a. Clustered Forms
    b. Radial Forms
    c. Circular Forms
    d. Ratio Forms
    25. A collection of forms grouped together by proximity for the sharing of a
    common visual trait.
    a. Clustered Forms
    b. Radial Forms
    c. Circular Forms
    d. Ratio Forms
    26. Under what element of Form is the Habitat by Moshe Safdie?
    a. Clustered Forms
    b. Radial Forms
    c. Circular Forms
    d. Ratio Forms
    27. Architectural System is experienced through what?
    a. Technology
    b. Movement in space and time
    c. Context
    d. Program
    28. Who is the Architect of Robie House
    a. Buckminster Fuller
    b. Frank Lloyd Wright
    c. Daniel Burnham
    d. Le Corbusier
    29. It is the process that we instinctively recognize as the genius growth and
    creation.
    a. Architecture
    b. Technology
    c. Design Ideas
    d. Ideology
    30. A type of Theory that challenge the relationship between architecture and
    society.
    a. Descriptive
    b. Critical
    c. Prescriptive
    d. Comprehensive

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