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History of Architecture and Interiors Exam 2
History of Architecture and Interiors Exam 2
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454 Exam 2 Review
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1
Gustav Stickley promoted the American Arts and Crafts movement.
true
false
2
The World's Columbian Exposition introduced the world to Classical Eclecticism
True
False
3
Free-flowing organic plant forms and the whiplash motif, characterize:
Chicago School
American Arts and Crafts
English Arts and Crafts
Art Nouveau
4
Office furniture became more important during the era of the Chicago School style.
false
true
5
Characteristic(s) of Chicago School:
both 1 and 3
Large tripartite windows
horizontally emphasized
grid-patterned facades
6
This building represents which style?
Beaux Arts
none of the above
Neo-Renaissance
NeoClassical
7
The Shingle style united its architecture with shingles
True
False
8
Color(s) of Art Nouveau
rust
purple
gold
all of the above
9
This style of Spanish Colonial Revival utilizes porches and balconies.
Prairie
Monterey
Pueblo
Mission
10
Prairie style originated through which architect?
Daniel Burnham
Louis Sullivan
Frank Lloyd Wright
Gustav Stickley
11
Windows of the English Arts and Crafts movement could be single, grouped or bands of casements.
true
false
12
This building represents which style?
French Revival
none of the above
Chateauesque
Castle
13
Color(s) of American Arts and Crafts:
buff
all of the above
green
yellow
14
A key architectural characteristic of American Arts and Crafts:
all of the above
wide overhanging eaves with exposed rafters
cupola
Eave Brackets
15
Chicago School architecture was an answer to the emerging corporate work environment.
false
true
16
This characteristic is prevalent in which style?
none of the above
English Arts and Crafts
Richardsonian Romanesque
Chicago School
17
This building represents which style?
none of the above
Art Nouveau
Shingle Style
Chicago Style
18
Colonial Revival looks back to America's Colonial, Georgian, and Federal past.
false
true
19
This building represents what style?
English Arts and Crafts
Art Nouveau
None of the above
American Arts and Crafts
20
Craftsman is an architectural style of American Arts and Crafts; bungalow is also.
false
true
21
Inglenooks are often used in the Craftsman and Prairie styles; it represents family, comfort.
false
true
22
This style represents which style?
Gothic Revival
American Arts and Crafts
Richardsonian Romanesque
none of the above
23
This type of chair has spindles, flat arms, upholstered seat and adjustable back.
sussex
Morris
Gondola
x-form
24
Characteristic(s) of Colonial Revival:
all of the above
Columns
pediments
gambrel roof
25
This building represents which style?
Monterey
Spanish Revival
None of the above
Pueblo Revival
26
This building represents which style?
Bungalow
Chicago Style
Prairie Style
none of the above
27
Which building represents this style?
Craftsman Bungalow
neither of these
both of these
Prairie style
28
What characteristic of Art Nouveau is the chair exhibiting?
triangle form
none of the above
verticality
whiplash curve/curvilinear form
29
This building represents which style?
Chicago School
American Arts and Crafts
none of the above
Gothic
30
This building represents which style?
Shingle
English Arts and Crafts
Stick
none of the above
31
Free-flowing organic plant forms and the whiplash motif, characterize:
American Arts and Crafts
English Arts and Crafts
Chicago School
Art Nouveau
32
Color(s) of Spanish Revival:
bright blue
green
turquoise
Both 1 and 2