1. The column order called __________ has capitals of Ionic volutes and Corinthian acanthus-leaf decorations? Ionic Composite Corinthian Doric

2. The style known as the 'True Style' (1750-1830) later came to be called __________ ? Mannerism Carolingian Neoclassicism Gothic

3. The design of the early Christian Churches were based on the Roman __________ ? Temple Basilica Tomb Amphitheatre

4. In Barcelona, Antonio Gaudi designed buildings in a style that became known as _________? Mannerism Art Nouveau Baroque Art Deco

5. The columns on the Porch of the Maidens (the Erechtheum) at the Acropolis are ___________ ? Corinthian Columns Doric Columns Caryatids Ionic Columns

6. A fenestrated (windowed) wall that is carried higher than the surrounding roof, to light interior space is a ________ ? Triforium Arcade Tracery Clerestory

7. Concrete vaulting permitted what culture to first build large covered spaces with no internal support? Greek Egyptian Mycenaan Roman

8. The cross-in square style would most often be found in a ___________ Church? Romanesque Medieval Byzantine Rococco

9. Egyptian Pylon temples contained what type of halls? Cella Hypostyle Hall Aspe Hall Buddhist Assembly Hall

10. The part of Old St. Peter's in Rome between the chief entrance and the choir was the __________ ? Transept Apse Nave Narthex