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Introduction to Architecture

Chapter 3 : Introduction to Fundamentals

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Question 1:

A point has no

Width depth length all of these

Question 2:

A point extended becomes a

plane line volume none of these

Question 3:

Columns, obelisks, and towers are:

Vertical linear elements diagonal elements none of these Points that control the embroidery machine

Question 4:

An oblique line is a deviation from:

Vertical line horizontal line both a and b none of these

Question 5:

Which form of line appears more natural?

Vertical horizontal diagonal curved

Question 6:

Ceiling that forms the upper enclosing surface of the room is called:

Base plane overhead plane wall plane all of these

Question 7:

Which plane isolates a portion of space to create a controlled interior environment?

Overhead plane base plane wall plane none of these

Question 8:

Which plane supports all architectural construction?

Overhead plane base plane wall plane none of these

Question 9:

Volume has:

One dimension two dimensions three dimensions none of these

Question 10:

Tertiary colors are the result of mixing of:

Two primary colors two secondary colors primary and secondary colors all of these

Question 11:

Taj Mahal is planned by following the…….. as a focal point to an entrance doorway so that the building is focused on the central tomb chamber.

Axis plane hierarchy rhythm

Question 12:

The balanced distribution of equivalent forms on opposite sides of central axis is called?

Equilibrium symmetry datum rhythm

Question 13:

Repeated use of line, shape and texture is called

Rhythm datum transformation balance

Question 14:

The repeated element is identical with the exception of one detail increasing or decreasing gradually with each repetition is called

Random rhythm gradated rhythm regular rhythm all of these

Question 15:

A series of discrete permutations in response to a specific context without a loss of identity is called:

Emphasis balance symmetry transformation

Question 16:

………. provides stability and structure to a design by placing the elements in such a way that the visual weight is distributed.

Balance emphasis unity harmony

Question 17:

…………. creates a focal point in a design composition.

Balance emphasis symmetry all of these

Question 18:

Contrast can be created through ………. within the element of art (i.e value, color, texture).

Emphasis depth variety none of these

Question 19:

The size of a design in relation to the height and width of the area in which it is placed is called?

Balance scale length all of these

Question 20:

A rough surface:

Absorbs more light reflects more light both a and b none of these

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