Chapter 6: The Evolution of Exteriors

House styles in the recent past are known as:

• traditional.
• modern.
• contemporary.

Boxy construction and projecting roof beams are characteristics of:

• hogan dwellings.
• adobe-style dwellings.
• Spanish-style dwellings

The log cabin is:

• strictly an American design.
• brought to America by English and Scottish immigants.
• brought to America by Swedish and FInnish immigrants.

The earliest homes in colonial America were:

• simple one-room buildings with a wooden or stone chimney.
• large buildings with many rooms.
• symmetrical homes with wings on each side.

The Georgian style was named after:

• English Kings
• English Queens.
• French Kings.

Victorian houses are:

• plain and simple design.
• large with an abundance of decorative trim.
• one-story prairie-style houses.

A one-story structure at ground level, with or without a basement is a:

• Ranch
• Victorian
• bungalow.

Frank Lloyd Wright designed the:

• bungalow-style home.
• prairie-style home.
• split-level home.

Earth-sheltered houses are not energy efficient.

• True
• False

The Dutch Colonial style has:

• a gable roof.
• dormers in the second story.
• its origin in Holland.
• All of the above.