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Architectural Design
Multiple Choice Quiz
Choose the best answer:
1
Throughout past centuries, the most popular wall treatment overall has been:
A)
tongue-and-groove paneling.
B)
wood paneling of various kinds.
C)
bead board.
D)
dado and pilaster.
2
Cutting trim and fitting it together at a 45-degree angle is called:
A)
tongue-and-groove technique.
B)
dado and pilaster.
C)
crown molding.
D)
mitering a corner.
3
Flush doors are:
A)
flat with no raised or sunken panels.
B)
hollow inside.
C)
bathroom doors.
D)
usually made of glass.
4
A door made of a wooden frame holding slats like shutters is:
A)
a French door.
B)
a louvered door.
C)
a Dutch door.
D)
a bifold door.
5
The easiest point of unlawful entry in most buildings is a:
A)
front door.
B)
chimney.
C)
window.
D)
back door.
6
The most energy-efficient storm windows for use in cold climates are:
A)
Palladian.
B)
triple glazed.
C)
thermal pane.
D)
bayed or bowed.
7
A window above a door, operable in many older buildings, is a:
A)
transom.
B)
fanlight.
C)
jalousie window.
D)
casement window.
8
The vertical member between stair treads, absent on some stairs, is the:
A)
balustrade.
B)
stringer.
C)
volute.
D)
riser.
9
A housed stair is:
A)
one that goes in a straight run.
B)
adjoined by walls on both sides.
C)
any stairway in a house.
D)
a stairway in a spiral shape.
10
A shelf that projects above the firebox of a fireplace is a:
A)
hearth.
B)
chimneypiece.
C)
mantel or mantelpiece.
D)
flue.
11
Which of the following is a type of vaulted ceiling?
A)
Cathedral ceiling.
B)
Domed ceiling.
C)
Shed ceiling.
D)
All of the above.
12
A ceiling hung with wooden or metal slats or fabric banners is a:
A)
suspended ceiling.
B)
baffled ceiling.
C)
coffered ceiling.
D)
plenum.
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