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Why was the Yingzao Fashi written and what was its primary audience?
Because of cost overruns on buildings/mandarin bureaucrats
Because nobody knew what as appropriate to an important building/carpenters
To help the emperor understand what he was paying for/the emperor
To encourage new ideas in architecture/designers
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Which of these is NOT a characteristic of Chinese temple and palace complexes?
Axiality
Wooden columns
Prominent roof forms
Use of arches to hold up the roof
3
Which Chinese tradition is important for the design principles of Scholars' Gardens, such as those around Suzhou?
Legalism
Confucianism
Taoism
Feng Sui
4
What site associated with Zen Buddhisn includes this garden?
Ginkaku-ji
Mount Wutai
Horyu-ji
Garden of the Master of the Nets
5
Which structural detail of traditional Chinese buildings makes the transition between column and roof?
Fusama
Yingzao Fashi
Bracket set
Capital
6
Where is this building and about when was it built?
Fogong, China/1060 CE
Buseoksa, Korea/700 CE
Beijing, China/1440 CE
Nara, Japan/ 540 CE
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With what sect of Buddhism is this building associated?
Pure Land
zen
Mahayanna
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Which of these is a key priority in Confucian teachings?
Physical strength
Banning books
Respect for elders
Political self-determination
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During what period of Chinese history did Confucius (Kung-fu-Tzu) live?
Ming
Zhou
Han
Qin
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Under which dynasty was the Sage Mother Hall of Jinci built?
Han
Zhou
T'ang
Song
11
What vernacular building type is the basis for the design of many Shinto shrines in Japan?
Granary
Castle
House
Bath
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What period of Japanese history is particularly associated with Buddhist influence from Korea?
Song
Heian
Muromachi
Nara
