Unit 3

Recent Bhungas constructions have used wide variety of construction materials like stone or burnt brick masonry

• true

• false

Some examples of Vernacular architecture of Gujarat: Kutchi Bhunga houses, havelis, ___, ___

• Jain temples

• pol houses

• Buddha temple

• stepwells

Public spaces such as parks, plazas, and public buildings are not essential part of urban settlements in Gujarat

• true

• false

Traditional buildings in Gujarat are often brightly coloured, with vibrant hues such as red, yellow, and ___

• violet

• blue

• orange

• white

– the formal reception space – used for visitors

• Khadki

• chowk

• otla

• orado

The floor of ___ is typically elevated above ground level

• havelis

• pol houses

• bhunga houses

___ are scattered settlements that are predominantly agricultural in nature, and they are common in areas with fertile land

• nucleated settlement

• agriculture settlement

• Farmsteads

• all the aboce

Aina Mahal is built using local materials, such as marble, wood, and ___

• stone

• brick

• glass

The grid pattern of streets is prevalent in many urban settlements in Gujarat

• false

• true

Rani Ki Vav has ___ levels of steps that descend into the ground, leading to a circular well at the bottom

• 5

• 6

• 7

• 4