Time Period
Definitions
Materials
Decoration
Surprise
100

How long did the Middle Ages last?

10 centuries: from 5th to 15th century

100

What is design (multiple definitions are possible)?

1) to plan and make with a skill; 2) to invent; 3) the organization of all elements into a unified whole 

100

Name a professional stone worker

(stone)mason

100

Orange and black were the most used colours in...

the Ancient Greek art

100

Doric, Ionic, Corinthian are...

the Greek orders

200

Where is The Parthenon located?

The Parthenon is a temple on the Athenian Acropolis, Greece

200

What is "hieratic scale" found in the Middle Ages art?

an artistic technique in which the most essential object in a painting or sculpture is the largest

200

This material was vastly used in the Roman construction

concrete

200

These two orders were added by Romans

Tuscan and Composite

200

The river Nile played a key role in this civilisation 

Ancient Egypt

300

Name key structures of the Ancient Rome era 

Pantheon, Colosseum, Arch of Septimius Severus 

300

Explain the "form follows function" concept

It is a principle of design which states that the appearance and structure of a building or object should primarily relate to its intended function or purpose.

300

This professional works with wood

Carpenter

300

They used bright colours but little furniture

Ancient Egyptians

300

All roads...

lead to Rome

400

What are the Dark Ages, and why are they "dark"?

The Dark Ages is a term for the Early Middle Ages where poverty and ignorance were widespread 

400

What is a tomb (Ancient Egypt)?

A tomb is a house, chamber or vault for the dead

400

Name materials that can be carved

Stone, wood, ivory

400

Their décor was mainly inspired by flowers and vegetation

What is brown?

400

Why do medieval paintings look so weird?

They were designed to teach religious lessons, rather than to be realistic

500

Gods served as inspirations for their temples and were a major influence in architecture and art

Ancient Greece

500

What is the Klismos chair?

Klismos is a light, elegant chair developed by the Ancient Greeks  

500

What is stained glass?

Stained glass is colored glass as a material or works created from it, found in Gothic cathedrals

500

Their furniture is characterized by animal-shaped legs

Egyptian 

500

Name the areas of Macro and Micro design environment that overlap 

Architecture; Engineering; Interior design; Industrial design; Furniture design; Display design

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