Test
History of Arts and Interior Design II
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1Ilocano term for large earthenware, mainly used for fermentation and storage of liquid
- Aburnay
- Btapayan
- Cpalayok
- Dbanga
2Southern tagalog term for water container for the kitchen
- Aburnay
- Btapayan
- Cpalayok
- Dbunga
3A handwoven mat for sleeping and sitting
- At'nalak
- Bbanig
- Cmalong
- Dikat
4Ifugao fertility jewel used as a necklace pendant or earring, often given as a wedding gift
- ALaong Laan
- BLing-ling o
- CGalang
- DGadur
5Maranao ceremonial vessel. Used for dowry
- ALing-ling o
- BGalang
- CGadur
- DLotoan
6Traditional Filipino betel nut container
- Agadur
- Bgalang
- Clotoan
- Dkinabagat
7Ifugao wooden bench with a slightly arched midsection
- Atinapis
- Bhagabi
- Ckinabagat
- Dlotoan
8Roofless porch that serves as a cleaning area and wash room in a bahay kubo
- Abalkon
- Bbulwagan
- Csilid
- Dbatalan
9Ivatan traditional house of stone and mortar
- ARakuh
- BBinuron
- CBinayon
- DFale
10Kalinga octagonal house
- ARakuh
- BBinayon
- CBinuron
- DFale
11Ifugao house for the affluent whose pyramidal hipped roof covers the floor of the house
- Abinuron
- Bfale
- Crakuh
- Dbinayon
12One of the earliest recorders in Philippine art history, painted Langit, Lupa at Impierno ca. 1850
- ADamian Domingo y Gabor
- BJosef Luciano Dans
- CJose de Dibujo
- DDaniel Sta. Rosa
13Known for his Letras Y Figuras
- ADaniel Domingo
- BJosef Dans
- CJose Lozano
- DFelix Hidalgo
14Sculpture that usually depicts the Via Crucix, may also show the holy images in religious scenes
- ARelleves
- BRetablo
- CEncarnacion
- DSantos
15Earliest known sculptor in the Philippines
- AJuan de los Santos
- BJose Lozano
- CJosef Dans
- DNovicio de los Reyes
16Part of a church; a screened gallery with entry from the second floor of the convent
- ATribunas
- BCampanario
- CReduccion
- DAccesoria
17Church in Ilocos Norte known for its sinking belltower
- ALaoag church
- BPaoay church
- CMiag-ao church
- DQuiapo church
18The first religious structure built in Luzon
- ASan Agustin church
- BQuiapo church
- CPaoay church
- DSan Sebastian church
19The biggest Spanish church in the Philippines
- ASan Sebastian church
- BQuiapo church
- CTall church
- DSan Agustin church
20The first port in the Philippines
- AFort Santiago
- BFort San Pedro
- CFort Aguinaldo
- DNuestra Senora de Guia
21Residences of the highest official of the land
- APalacio Real
- BAyuntamiento
- CPalacio Audiencia
- DCasa hacienda
22Spanish trial court
- ATribunal
- BAyuntamiento
- CAduana
- DFarola
23Seat of colonial governance in the Spanish-colonial period
- APalacio Real
- BAyuntamiento
- CCasa Hacienda
- DMunicipio
24The first dean of the UP Fine Arts School
- AFabian dela Rosa
- BFernando Amorsolo
- CGuillermo Tolentino
- DVicente Manansala
25Sculpted the UP Oblation
- ANapoleon Abueva
- BGuillermo Tolentino
- CFernando Amorsolo
- DAbdulmari Imao
26Which of the following was NOT a work of Juan Arellano
- AUP University Hall
- BUP Palma Hall
- CUP Benitez Hall
- DUP Malcolm Hall
27Architect of the Manila City Hall
- AJuan Arellano
- BTomas Mapua
- CJuan Nakpil
- DAntonio Toledo
28Architect of the Crystal Arcade
- AAndres Luna de San Pedro
- BPablo Antonio
- CJuan Nakpil
- DTomas Mapua
29An Angono-based painter who depicted Philippine history in his "History of Manila" mural at the Manila City Hall
- ACarlos Francisco
- BVictorio Edades
- CGalo Ocampo
- DH.R. Ocampo
30Which of the following was not part of the triumvirate of Filipino neo-realists
- AH.R. Ocampo
- BGalo Ocampo
- CVicente Manansala
- DCesar Legaspi
31The Philippines' leading abstract expressionist
- AJose Joya
- BFernando Zobel
- CAng Kiu Kok
- DArturo Luz
32Father of Philippine Modern Sculpture
- ANapoleon Abueva
- BGuillermo Tolentino
- CCesar Legaspi
- DAng Kiu Kok
33Which of the following is NOT part of the Thirteen Moderns
- AH.R. Ocampo
- BDiosdado Lorenzo
- CCarlos Francisco
- DAresenio Capili
34Painted the 14 Stations of the Cross in the UP Chapel
- AVicente Manansala
- BH.R. Ocampo
- CGalo Ocampo
- DCesar Legaspi
35Singe or two-storey structures or apartment dwellings during the Spanish Colonial Period
- AReduccion
- BApartamenta
- CAccesoria
- DTribunas
36Egyptian roofed gallery
- ALoggia
- BPortico
- CTripartite
- DPeristyle
37The most common of Egyptian furniture
- Astool
- Bchair
- Cchest
- Dtable
38Egyptian furniture that was only used by important people
- Achair
- Bbed
- Cchest
- Dtable
39Made of powdered quartz and coated with a vitreous paste, it was an earthenware fired to a glass-like shine in almost all colors
- Afaience
- Bkaolin
- Cmajolica
- Dceramics
40Greek opening to allow rainwater to collect into the small reccess
- Acompluvium
- Bimpluvium
- Cpronaos
- Dperistyle
41The most important space inside a Greek interior
- Aandron
- Bperistyle
- Coecus
- Dpronaos
42Greek stool
- ADiphros
- BKlismos
- CSkyphos
- DAndrophos
43Greek foot stool
- Athrenys
- Bdiphros
- Cklismos
- Dkline
44Greek bed or couch, for eating during the day and for sleeping at night
- AKline
- BDiphros
- CThrenys
- DKlismos
45Roman water catcher
- AImpluvium
- BCompluvium
- CTablinum
- DPeristyle
46Located at the end of the atrium of a Roman interior, a sanctified area and contained the nuptial bed and the dining table
- Atablinum
- Bimpluvium
- Ccubicula
- Dcompluvium
47Rear court lined with columns around the garden where the life of the Roman family was centered
- APeristyle
- BPronaos
- CAtrium
- DCubicula
48Civilization that started the trompe l'oeil
- ARomans
- BGreeks
- CEtruscans
- DEgyptian
49Roman chair; First chair with cushion; x-shaped and folding
- Acurule
- Bdiphos
- Cbisellium
- Dsolium
50Roman double chair or settle
- Abisellium
- Bcurule
- Ccathedra
- Dsubselium
51Roman throne chair for men
- Asolium
- Bcathedra
- Cbisellium
- Dscamnum
52Roman chaise for women
- Acathedra
- Bcurule
- Csolium
- Dbisellium
53Roman bed and couch
- Aleetus
- Barmaria
- Csigma
- Dscamnum
54Roman semi-circular reclining couch while dining
- Asigma
- Bleetus
- Carmaria
- Dmensa lunata
55Roman half-round console table
- Amensa lunata
- Bsigma
- Cleetus
- Darmaria
56Which of the following is a Byzantine throne chair?
- AThrone of Maximian
- BThrone of Ella
- CChair of St. Peter
- DDagobert Throne Chair
57Dagobert Throne Chair is from what period?
- AGothic
- BBaroque
- CRomanesque
- DByzantine
58Small ivory inlay pattern set in wood work
- ACertosina
- BBoulle
- CIntarsia
- DCassone
59Marquetry using inlays on wood done during the 17th C.
- AIntarsia
- BCertosina
- CBoulle
- DParquet
60Italian Renaissance marriage chest
- Acassone
- Bcassapanca
- Ccredenza
- Darmoire
61Italian Renaissance armchair for men
- ASedia
- BSgabello
- CPanchetto
- DLetto
62Italian Renaissance light wooden chair for women
- ASgabello
- BSvanarola
- CKlismos
- DSedia
63Italian Renaiisance chair with three splayed legs similar to the sgabello
- Apanchetto
- Bsavanorolla
- Cdantesque
- Dletto
64Italian Renaissance bed with massive structure placed on a base, a canopy, and a paneled footboard
- Aletto
- Bala duchessa
- Cescabelle
- Daubosson
65Inlaid stone panels often mounted on ebony cabinets-on-stands
- Apietre dure
- Bsgraffito
- Cboulle
- Dfaience
66Which of the following monarchs did not reign during the French Renaissance?
- ACharles IV
- BHenry IV
- CCharles IX
- DFrancis I
67French renaissance stool
- Atabouret
- Bescabelle
- Csavanoirre
- Dcaquetoire
68Imitation marble composed of gypsum, marble chips, coloring material and glue
- Ascagliola
- Bscagloia
- Cscagliole
- Dscagliela
69French Baroque gossip chair
- Acaquetoire
- Bfaeteul
- Cseggiolone
- Descabelle
70French Baroque chair which was large and imposing made of gilded wood
- Aseggiolane
- Bcaquetoire
- Cfauteuil
- Dtabouret
71French Baroque upholstered chair with arms
- AFauteuil
- BTabouret
- CExcabello
- DSavanoirre
72French Baroque bed that had two posts behind with cantilevered canopy that stretches until the end of the bed
- ADuchess bed
- BAngel's bed
- CLetto
- DEscabello
73Which period first made use of quadratura?
- AItalian Baroque
- BItalian Renaissance
- CFrench Baroque
- DFrench Renaissance
74Period where walls were left bare or treated with rough plaster
- AGothic
- BRenaissance
- CByzantine
- DBaroque
75Principally used for the assemblies of vassals, banquets, trials and entertainment during the Gothic period
- Agreat hall
- Bmistrel gallery
- Cdais
- Dcella
76Period where the dining room became part of the house plan
- AFrench Rococo
- BFrench Regency
- CFrench Baroque
- DEnglish Rococo
77Ebeniste was a maker of
- Aveneered furniture
- Bsolid wood
- Cmetal mounts
- Dbronze casting
78Fondeur was a maker of
- Ametal mounts
- Bveneered furniture
- Clacquier
- Dmarquetry panel
79French rococo armchair with a pierced arm
- Afauteuil
- Bbergere
- Ccanape
- Dchaise lounge
80French rococo armchair with full arms
- Abergere
- Bfauteuil
- Ccaqutoire
- Dcanape
81Looked like an elongated bergere, completely upholstered small
- Amarquise
- Bcanape
- Cvoyeuse
- Dduchesse-brisee
82French Rococo; two upholstered chairs put together and connected in the middle with an ottoman in between them
- Aduchesse-brisee
- Blit de repos
- Cconfidante
- Dcabriolet
83French Rococo; Three seats to a single unit with the two end seats smaller and separated by arms from the center section
- Aconfidante
- Bduchesse-brisee
- Cvoyeuse
- Dmarquise
84French Rococo; a small round table of the 18th century, having around its top a gallery within which a bouchon could beset for the playing of card games
- Abouillotte
- Bchevet
- Ctable a jeu
- Dtricoteuse
85French rococo corner cupboard
- Aencoignure
- Bbureau a dos d'due
- Ctable a jeu
- Dtable de chever
86Founded a dynasty of cabinetmakers during the French Neoclassic
- AGeorge Jacob
- BHonore Dumier
- CHenri Riesener
- DInigo Jones
87Also known as Style Etrusque
- AFrench Neoclassic
- BFrench Regency
- CFrench Rococo
- DFrench Baroque
88A trumeau was a/an
- Aoverdoor or overpanelling
- Bcoffered ceiling
- Cpanelling on the walls
- Dtype of parquetry
89Manchettes were
- Apadded arm rests
- Bpadded stretchers
- Cpadded seatbacks
- Dpadded seating
90Technique involving painting on the reverse side of glass then applying gold and silver as backing
- Averre eglomise
- Bgilding
- Cgilde eglomise
- Dapplique
91Also known as the nanny's chair
- Achauffeuse
- Bsettee
- Cvoyeuse
- Dchiffonier
92A chiffonier was...
- Aa 5-6 drawer commode that had a brass gallery
- Ba rolltop or cylinder top desk
- Cchair with eight round tapering legs
- Dtable used for card games
93French backgammon table
- Atrictrac table
- Bbouilotte
- Csecretaire a la tronchin
- Dbureau plat
94Innovations included the meridienne in this period
- AFrench Directoire
- BFrench Regency
- CFrench Rococo
- DFrench Neoclassic
95Pierre Fontaine and Charles Percier established which French period style?
- Aempire
- Bregency
- Cdirectoire
- Dneoclassic
96Which of the following motifs is a Napoleonic device
- Aswan
- Bvictory emblem
- Csirens
- Deagle
97French Empire; round table with a marble top supported by one central leg
- Agueridon
- Bbouilotte
- Ccartoonnier
- Dindiscreet
98A sofa based on a painting by Jacques Louis David during the French empire style
- ARecamier
- BIndiscreet
- CEn bateau
- DMeridienne
99Where French ladder back chairs were used
- AFrench Provincial
- BFrench Empire
- CFrench Directoire
- DFrench Neoclassic
100Biedermeier was a German style of the first half of the 19th century chiefly based on the French _______ style
- Aempire
- Bdirectoire
- Cprovincial
- Dneoclassic
101Which of the following is not part of the Early Renaissance period?
- ATudor
- BElizabethan
- CJacobean
- DGeorgian
102Early Renaissance English furniture were mostly made out of which type of wood?
- Aoak
- Bmahogany
- Cteak
- Dwalnut
103Typical antique tudor chairs called "settle chairs" that had tall straight backs and arm supports that were box-like and has an enclosed area beneath the seat often being used for storage as a kind of cupboard
- Awainscot
- Bcacquetoire
- Cthrown chair
- Dsettee
104Designed for food storage and had pierced carving for ventilation on the front
- Aaumbry
- Bcabinet
- Cdraw table
- Dpress
105Parchemin motif was
- Alinenfold
- Bcartouche
- Cgadroon
- Dcoffers
106X-framed folding chair
- Aglastonbury
- Bcacquetoire
- Cturned chair
- Dbergere
107Prominent in the early 17th century in England, was an upholstered armless chair designed to accommodate the fashion for extreme width in women's dresses
- Afarthingale
- Bglastonbury
- Ccanape
- Dfauteuil
108Most common chairs were the Yorkshire and the Derbyshire in this English Period
- ACromwellian
- BJacobean
- CTudor
- DElizabethan
109Also known as the Restoration period
- ACarolean
- BJacobean
- CWilliam and Mary
- DElizabethan
110The Melville bed was made during what English Period?
- AWilliam and Mary
- BQueen Anne
- CCarolean
- DEarly Georgian
111This period corresponds to English late Baroque
- AQueen Anne
- BCarolean
- CWilliam and Mary
- DEarly Georgian
112A wooden chair whose back and sides consists of multiple thin, turned spindles that are attached to a solid, sculpted seat
- Awindsor
- Bcanape
- Cwingback
- Dklismos
113Architect who introduced Palladianism to England
- AInigo Jones
- BWilliam Kent
- CAndrea Palladio
- DPierre Torigiano
114Architect Inigo Jones was known during which English Period?
- AEarly Georgian
- BJacobean
- CQueen Anne
- DCarolean
115Console table meant to be placed in between tables
- Apier table
- Bcommode
- Ctable dormant
- Dgate-leg table
116Wrote the book "The Gentleman and Cabinetmaker's Director"
- AChippendale
- BSheraton
- CHepplewhite
- DThonet
117A table that had two drawers and flaps on either side that can be raised by brackets on hinges to increase its size
- Apembroke
- Bpier
- Cgate-leg
- Dmonopodia
118Golden age of English furniture
- ALate Georgian
- BMiddle Georgian
- CEarly Georgian
- DQueen Anne
119Architect and furniture designer who took the total integration of interior design to a new level never before seen in England
- ARobert Adam
- BInigo Jones
- CWilliam Kent
- DThomas Chippendale
120Motif introduced by Robert Adam
- APrince of Wales feather
- BMelon bulb
- CGrisaille
- DFleur de lis
121Most known for the shieldback chair
- AHepplewhite
- BAdam
- CChippendale
- DSheraton
122Known as the "Apostle of the Straight Line"
- ASheraton
- BHepplewhite
- CChippendale
- DAdam
123His style became known as the English Empire Style
- AThomas Hope
- BGeorge Hepplewhite
- CChippendale
- DRobert Adam
124Period of severe neoclassicism and was heavily influenced by Empire and Directoire
- AEnglish Regency
- BLate Georgian
- CMiddle Georgian
- DEarly Georgian
125A light chair used in mourning during the death of Admiral Nelson
- ATrafalgar Chair
- BGlastonbury Chair
- CChiffonier Chair
- DWindsor Chair
126USed to simulate leather wall coverings in bas-relief often applied to the dado
- Alincrusta
- Banaglypta
- Cquadtratura
- Dgrisaille
127Conversation sofa often seen in an s-shape
- Atete-a-tete
- Bindiscreet
- Cmeridienne
- Dtrafalgar
128A completely upholstered sofa with rolled arms that are the same height as the back traditionally tufted and buttoned leather
- Achesterfield
- Btete-a-tete
- Cindiscreet
- Dmeridienne
129Hanging or standing open shelves
- Aetagere
- Bbouillangere
- Ctrestle
- Dtete-a-tete
130Also known as psyche; glass or mirror designed to stand against a wall
- Apier glass
- Btorcheres
- Cgullion glass
- Dlit bateu
131Spanish Renaissance monk's chair
- Asillon frailero
- Bvargueño
- Csillon frailera
- Dvarganza
132Spanish Renaissance writing cabinet that has sides that drop down to reveal a surface
- Avargueño
- Bfrailero
- Cchadera
- Dpapailera
133Spanish version of the Dante chair or Savanorola
- ASillon de Chadera
- BSillon Frailero
- CSillon Armaria
- DSillon Vargueño
134Spanish Renaissance storage chest
- Aarca
- Bcomadore
- Cbrazier
- Dcontador
135Portugese cabinet on stand
- Acontador
- Bcomadore
- Carca
- Dbrazier
136Named after a colonial governor of Massachusetts and is constructed of turned spindle
- Acarver chair
- Bbrewster chair
- Cwainscot chair
- Dcolonial chair
137The influence of Chippendale's Director was most pronounced in which state in the United States?
- APhiledelphia
- BMassachusetts
- CNew Orleans
- DNew York
138The Bandy Chair was composed during which period?
- AAmerican Georgian
- BEarly American Colonial
- CAmerican Federal
- DAmerican Victorian
139Rocking chair that makes use of spindles
- ABoston Rocker
- BPhiladelphia Rocker
- CHouston Rocker
- DNew Jersey Rocker
140What the Americans called the miter chair
- ARoundabout chair
- BCorner chair
- CAngle chair
- DSide chair
141Known for his block-front type desk and chest with 3 arched panels and large cockleshell foot with ogee bracket
- AJohn Goddard
- BThomas Affleck
- CJohn Folwell
- DBenjamin Randolph
142American Georgian period; Known for his Chinese Chippendale designs and use of Marlborough legs
- AThomas Affleck
- BJohn Goddard
- CJohn Folwell
- DBenjamin Randolph
143America's first great furniture designer
- ADuncan Phyfe
- BJohn Adam
- CThomas Affleck
- DJohn Goddard
144Favoured wood during the American Federal period
- Amahogany
- Boak
- Cwalnut
- Dmaple
145Late Phyfe furniture picks up from which French style?
- AEmpire
- BDirectoire
- CRococo
- DProvincial
146Eclecticism dominated architectural and decorative designs during this American period
- AVictorian
- BEarly Colonial
- CFederal
- DLate Georgian
147Introduced set furnitures; among the most important of the cabinetmakers in America. Produced high-style furnishing in the Rococo Revival style for the 19th century American market
- AJohn Belter
- BDuncan Phyfe
- CSamuel McIntire
- DJohn Goddard
148Popularized the "honest" Modern Gothic style in his book Hints on Household Taste
- ACharles Eastlake
- BDunkan Phyfe
- CJohn Belter
- DSamuel McIntire
149The earliest and most important influence on contemporary design in USA
- Ashakers
- Bmovers
- Cliterists
- DPhiladelphia movement
150Started in Europe by William Morris
- AArts and Crafts
- BArt Nouveau
- CArt Deco
- DNeo-classic revival
151He was the only English Art Nouveau designer during modernism
- AMackintosh
- BVoysey
- CMorris
- DMackmundo
152Mission style through the missions of which country?
- ASpain
- BPortugal
- CEngland
- DAmerica
153Gustav Stickley is associated with furniture of which style?
- AMission
- BArts and Crafts
- CArt Nouveau
- DArt Deco
154Was a result of a wide social reaction which marked the end of one period and the beginning of another
- AArt Nouveau
- BArt Deco
- CBauhaus
- DArts and Crafts
155Considered to be the spokesperson for Art Nouveu
- AHenri van de Velde
- BAntonio Gaudi
- CLouis Tiffany
- DCharles Voysey
156Art Nouveau furniture designer who used forms similar to that of the human skeleton
- AAntonio Gaudi
- BHenri van de Velde
- CHector Guimard
- DVictor Horta
157Introduced the whiplash or Belgium line in modern American furniture
- AHorta
- BMajorelle
- CGaillard
- DGuimard
158Louis Majorelle was known for using which type of motif?
- ANenuphar
- BWater crest
- CWhiplash
- DBarganza
159The firs master of the Bauhaus furniture
- AMarcel Breuer
- BWassily Kandinsky
- CMiles van der Rohe
- DLe Corbusier
160The first attempt to design a lounge chair following the posture of a lounging person was designed by?
- ALe Corbusier
- BFrank Gehry
- CMiles van der Rohe
- DMarcel Breuer
161Designed the Bibendum chair
- AEileen Grey
- BEmile Ruhlman
- CRene Lalique
- DCharles Eames
162Considered to be the most significant creative designer to have the most impact on today's design
- AEames
- BGehry
- CNelson
- DWegner
163Designer of the Peacock chair
- AWegner
- BEames
- CNelson
- DKlint
164Which of the following is not a chair design by George Nelson?
- ATulip
- BPretzel
- CCoconut
- DMarshmallow
165Designer of the Swan and Egg chair
- AArne Jacobsen
- BJoe Colombo
- CEero Saarinen
- DGeorge Nelson
166Which of the following is designed by Joe Colombo?
- AElda chair
- BTulip chair
- CGlobe chair
- DWomb chair
167Designer of the Tulip chair
- ASaarinen
- BJacobsen
- CNelson
- DColombo
168The "Father of Modernism" in Scandinavian countries; works included the first stacking chair and Paimio chair
- AAalto
- BSaarinen
- CWormley
- DMourgue
169French industrial designer famous for his futuristic Djinn chairs
- AMourgue
- BSaarinen
- CAalto
- DEames
170The first Danish furniture designer to be recognized internationally
- AJuhl
- BPanton
- CKjaerholm
- DBertoia
171Furniture designer know as "enfant terrible"; designs included the Cone Chair and Heart Chair
- APanton
- BZanuso
- CJuhl
- DBertoia
172Credited to have designer the first sofa chair
- AZanuso
- BBertoia
- CPanton
- DNelson
173Finnish interior and industrial designer; one of the pioneers in plastic furniture design. Designs included the Ball and Bubble chair
- AAarnio
- BSaarienen
- CAalto
- DPaulin
174Best known as the founder of the early 1980s Memphis collective
- AEttore Sottsass
- BEero Aarnio
- CAlvar Aalto
- DPhilippe Starck
175The "Ghost Chair" was a silhouette of which period furniture?
- ALouis XVI Fauteuil
- BLouis XV Fauteuil
- CLouis XVI Canape
- DLouis XVI Bergere
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