MIX REVIEW

Question 1

The word architect is derived from the Latin word _________ word means chief builder or chief carpenter.

Answer 1

architectura

Question 2

A good building should satisfy the three principles of

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1. Firmitas (Durability)
2. Utilitas (Utility)
3. Venustas (Beauty)

Question 3

a building should stand up a robusty and remain in good conditio

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Firmitas (Durability)

Question 4

It should be suitable for the purpose for which it is used

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Utilitas (utility)-

Question 5

It should be aesthetically pleasing

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Venustas (Beauty)

Question 6

specialists in designing structures

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Architects

Question 7

One of the early architectural developments was the use of the _____________ method. A beam is placed horizontally across upright posts.

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Post and Lintel

Question 8

A series of arches is called an _____

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Arcade

Question 9

Mediums in architecture that unprocessed or minimal processed by industry

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Natural Materials

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Medium in architecture that are made in industrial settings after much human populations

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Synthetic Materials

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Is the most common building material. Its advantage are its abundance, relative durability and high tensile and compression strength. However, it is easily destroyed by moisture, insects and fire

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Wood

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Is the material used in most of the great architecture of the world permanence is desired

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Stone

Question 13

A building material made of sand and gravel mixed with cement

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Concrete

Question 14

For stronger structure, It is concrete reinforced with steel

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Ferro Concrete

Question 15

It is tough alloy of iron in variable amounts. It is malleable under proper conditions and greatly hardened by sudden cooling. It has tensile strength.

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Steel

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It has been revived as a major construction technique with the development of tensile architecture and synthetic fabrics

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Fabric

Question 17

The amount of each materials used leads to different styles of buildings

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Mud and Clay

Question 18

have existed for as long as history can recall It is the longest lasting building material available and is usually readily available

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Rock

Question 19

walls have been built for as long as human have put one stone on top of another

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Dry Stones

Question 20

is one of the oldest building materials known; grass is a good insulator and easily harvested

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Thatch

Question 21

structures are built entirely from plant parts and are generally found in tropical and sub-tropical areas. Such as rainforests, where very large leaves can be used in the building.

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Brush

Question 22

was used by the Inuit for igloos, but has also been used for ice hotels as a tourist attraction in northern areas that might not otherwise see many winter tourist

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ICE

Question 23

made of kiln-fired material usually clay or shale, but also may be of lower quality mud.

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Brick and Block

Question 24

This period marked the beginning of the historical centralized government by means of uniting South Egypt or Upper Egypt and North Egypt and Lower Egypt into one Country

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Early Dynastic Period Art

Question 25

During this period the union of two egypts developed a remarkable aesthetic appreciation and tremendous skills among the people who valued arts

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Old Kingdom of Egypt period of art

Question 26

In this period greek artists began to explore in sculpture and render on human and animal forms realistically

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The classical greek art period

Question 27

Art is viewed in relation to its time, The ideologies and concerns of the period and theme is derived from the significant circumstances of the artist

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Thematic Plane

Question 28

This includes the elements and general, technical, and physical aspects of the work

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Semiotic Plane

Question 29

It refers to the It refers to the study of objects of art in their historical development and stylistic contexts. The study may include paintings, sculpture, architecture, ceramics, furniture, and other decorative objects

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Art history

Question 30

It evolved at main idealism on beauty and balance, characterized by an aesthetic appreciation for perfection and proportion and art was a representation of a perfect vision of an artistic mind

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Ancient Greek Art

Question 31

It is an extended house beam of the torogan, The traditional residencesof a sultan or datu

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Maranao House

Question 32

This was built as a place for worship, dedicated to the moon god Nanna in the sumerian city of an ancient Mesopotamia

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Ziggurat

Question 33

Patterns of sound and silences that occur within the beats throughout a piece of music

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Rhythm

Question 34

According to Da Vinci it is also a very good plan every now and then to go away and have a little relaxation, for when you comeback to the work your judgement will be sure

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Corporalita

Question 35

This pillar stood the strength and nobility of the greek and it is simple and massive and it is the earliest of the three classical orders of Architecture

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Doric

Question 36

Known as the age of faith

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Middle Age Architecture

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It is an art and science of designing and building of structures with aesthetics and functional criteria

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Architecture

Question 38

These houses are not entirely made up of stone; some are dominated more by wooden materials, while some more modern ones use concrete materials

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Bahay na Bato

Question 39

This term is literally translated - " a willingness to embrace ambiguity, paradox and uncertainty"

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Sfumato

Question 40

This is the quest for truth and beauty and it requires to continuously ask questions.

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Curianita

Question 41

It means experience can be delivered by the use of senses, such as sight hearing, touch, taste and smell

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Sensazion

Question 42

It is the movement of the body In a rhythmic way usually to music and within a given space, for the purpose of expressing an idea or emotion releasing energy

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Dance

Question 43

An artistic dance form performed to music using precise and highly formalized set steps and gestures and an art form created by the movement of the human body

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Ballet

Question 44

Any various traditional rustic dance often originating from festivals or rituals and places of music composed for such a dance

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Folkdance

Question 45

Refers to the exact notes and sound located on the musical staff and it is the quality that makes it possible to judge sounds as "higher" and "lower" in the sense associated with musical melodies

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Pitch

Question 46

It is an art of sound in time that expresses ideas and emotions in significant forms through the elements of rhythm, melody, harmony, and color

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Music

Question 47

Refers to the softness or loudness of sound and are the range of volume that music notes can be played

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Dynamic

Question 48

True or False Trumpet is a musical instrument that is sounded by being struck or scraped by a beater

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False

Question 49

Kuratsa is widely performed traditional courtship dance in leyte and samar and dancers imitate the courtship of a rooster and a hen

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True

Question 49

True or False The most common string instruments in the string family are guitar, electric bass, violin, viola, cello, double bass, banjo, mandolin, ukulele, and harp

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True

Question 50

Sculpture in the archaic greek period became more scenic and realistic in form, like tableau. A tableau is a piece of art, which uses live artists.

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False

Question 51

Sculpture in the Hellenistic period became more scenic and realistic in form, like tableau . A tableau is a piece of art, which uses live artists

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True

Question 52

Freedom to use the style of the past or to adopt to the recent trend, to choose materials to use, what technique to apply was up to the architect. Big ben, Eiffel Tower, Statue of Liberty

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Nineteenth Century Architecture

Question 53

The emphasis of modern architecture was in functionality, simplicity. Elegance, and economy. Sanchez describes modern architecture as “an attempt to interpret man’s purpose through his building, a style free in relation to change and independent of fixed symmetries.

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Modern Achitecture

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Characteristics of Modern Architecture

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1.Elimination of unnecessary details. 2.Adoption of express structure. 3.Function before form. 4.Elegance in simplicity.

Question 55

The primitive Filipinos have used the “leanto” principle. The principle make use of a triangle or letter A formation with horizontal braces which is tatched with grass like cogon,tigbaw, banana. Coconut, nipa or anahaw leaves.

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Philippine Architecture

Question 56

is the organization of beautiful sounds that express ideas and emotions. Like other genres of art, music is universal. It is found in all culture.

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Music

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The rising and falling of tune in time. Melody carries the theme of the music.

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Melody

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The sounding or playing of two or more notes in time.

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Harmony

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The regular or irregular pattern of tune marked of by loud and soft beat in time.

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Rhythm

Question 60

Refers to the exact notes and sound located on the musical staff.

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Pitch

Question 61

Refers to the softness or loudness of sound.

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Dynamics

Question 62

The quality of sound whether produced by the human voice or by an instrument. Some have high and shrill sounding voice while others are low or mellow.

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Timbre

Question 63

is composed of five horizontal lines where the notes and other symbols of music are placed.

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Staff

Question 64

is the symbol that is placed at the left ledge of each staff which defines a reference from which all the other notes on the staff are computed.

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Clef

Question 65

It looks like a big number eight which covers the five lines of the staff.

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The G Clef

Question 66

It is often called the "bass clef". The symbol of the F clef is likened to a large inverted letter C followed by a colon close to the left ledge of the staff. The symbol covers from the second line of the staff to the fifth line above.

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The F Clef

Question 67

It looks like a big number 3 with a thick vertical line on the ledge.

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The C Clef

Question 68

These are assigned to reduce the number of sharps and flats otherwise required.

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Key Signature

Question 69

The smallest unit of music.

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Notes

Question 70

The beat stands for the regular recurring pulse, which moves the music forward. The beat makes you feel like to tap with your foot or fingers.

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Beat

Question 71

is represented by series of vertical bars along the staff which divides the assigned number of notes.

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Measure

Question 72

is composed of two numbers written on the staff immediately following the key signature of the first line of the music and at any point where the composer wants to change the time signature (3/4, 4/4). The lower number indicates the base unit of measurement.

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Time Signature

Question 73

A time in music where and when the voice is silenced.

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Rest

Question 74

Marks the movement whether to play slow or fast.

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Tempo

Question 75

Very slow

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Largo

Question 76

Very slow and solemn

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Grave

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Slow

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Adagio

Question 78

Moderately slow

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Andante

Question 79

Fast

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Allegro

Question 80

Very Fast

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Allegretto

Question 81

means to hold or sustain the note depending on the conductor or the singer.

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Fermata

Question 82

Define as the intensity or volume of the sound.

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Dynamics

Question 83

Increasingly sound

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Cresendo

Question 84

From loud to becoming soft

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Decresendo

Question 85

A succession of different notes sung upon a single syllable, as found in plainsong or, now especially, in ornamental phrases of Near Eastern and Asian Music

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Melisma

Question 86

A small horizontal line placed on the note extend below or above the five lines of the staff.

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Ledger Note

Question 87

The voice is the oldest and most popular instrument.

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Human Vocal Medium

Question 88

Musical Instruments are anything which produced sound caused by the vibration by bowing, plucking striking, and blowing

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Musical Instrument

Question 89

Highest female voice

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Soprano

Question 90

is the highest of all voices.

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Coloratura Soprano

Question 91

Voice is less high and flute like.

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Lyrical Soprano

Question 92

Voice is high but heavier and conveys deep emotion.

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Dramatic Soprano

Question 93

Voice is between soprano and contra alto.

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Mezzo Soprano

Question 94

Voice is rich in quality and low.

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Contra Alto or Alto

Question 95

It is the highest in men’s voice.

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Tenor

Question 96

Voice is high and suited for sweet and melodious songs.

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Lyrical Tenor

Question 97

Similar to dramatic soprano voice is heavier and suited for expressing deep and intense emotion.

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Dramatic Tenor

Question 98

Voice is between of tenor and bass.

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Baritone

Question 99

Voice has the lowest in men’s pitch Basso Profundo, Very low, Very deep, and very heavy in men’s pitch.

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Bass

Question 100

A prolific lyricist-composer and a National Artist in music tells a story how he was arrested by the feared “kimpitai” on suspicion of being a “guerilla”. Celerio said he was not a “guerilla” but a musician.

Answer 100

Levi Celerio