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Froggy Jumps American Architecture QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of US design par Надежда 1 Which building type became iconic for urban American identity in the early 20th century? a Basilica b Castle c Skyscraper 2 Which style emphasizes Greek and Roman details with grand columns and pediments? a Gothic Revival b Neoclassical c Federal 3 Which era is known for delicate ornamentation and elliptical arches after the American Revolution? a Federal b Art Deco c Georgian 4 Which 19th-century revival is characterized by pointed arches and rich tracery? a Federal b Gothic Revival c Neoclassical 5 Which movement is associated with Frank Lloyd Wright and the Prairie School concepts? a Prairie School b Gothic Revival c Art Deco 6 Art Deco peaked in the United States during which decades? a 1950s–60s b 1920s–1930s c 1860s–70s 7 Which American style revived medieval architecture with castle-like details in the 19th century? a Gothic Revival b Federal c Georgian 8 Postmodernism in architecture is known for eclectic styles and irony, emerging in which period? a early 19th century b 1920s–30s c late 20th century 9 Neoclassical architecture drew inspiration from which ancient cultures? a Greek and Roman b Art Deco c Gothic and Byzantine 10 Which style is defined by bold geometry, decorative motifs, and luxurious materials of the 1920s–30s? a Federal b Georgian c Art Deco

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Which building type became iconic for urban American identity in the early 20th century?

Which style emphasizes Greek and Roman details with grand columns and pediments?

Which era is known for delicate ornamentation and elliptical arches after the American Revolution?

Which 19th-century revival is characterized by pointed arches and rich tracery?

Which movement is associated with Frank Lloyd Wright and the Prairie School concepts?

Art Deco peaked in the United States during which decades?

Which American style revived medieval architecture with castle-like details in the 19th century?

Postmodernism in architecture is known for eclectic styles and irony, emerging in which period?

Neoclassical architecture drew inspiration from which ancient cultures?

Which style is defined by bold geometry, decorative motifs, and luxurious materials of the 1920s–30s?