GATE Architecture Free Mock Test Series-2

List of all Gate Architecture Free Mock Tests

• GATE Architecture Free Mock Tests- 12 (Mixed Pattern)
• GATE Architecture Free Mock Tests- 1 (Architecture, Planning, and Design)
• GATE Architecture Free Mock Test- 2(Mixed Pattern)
• GATE Architecture Free Mock Tests- 03 (Architecture, Planning, and Design)
• GATE Architecture Free Mock Test Series-04 (Mixed Pattern)
• GATE Architecture Free Mock Tests- 05 (Architecture, Planning, and Design)
• GATE Architecture Free Mock Tests- 06 (Construction and Management)
• GATE Architecture Free Mock Tests- 07 (Mixed Pattern)
• GATE Architecture Free Mock Tests- 08 (Mixed Pattern)
• GATE Architecture Free Mock Tests- 09 (Mixed Pattern)
• GATE Architecture Free Mock Tests- 10 (Mixed Pattern)
• GATE Architecture Free Mock Tests- 11 (Mixed Pattern)

Instructions

• Read each question carefully and select the most appropriate answer.
• Choose only one option for each question.
• Once you have completed the test, you can refer to the answer key provided below to check your responses.

GATE Architecture Mock Test Questions

Certainly! Here’s the next set of 20 multiple-choice questions for your GATE Architecture exam preparation:

1. Which architectural style is characterized by the use of pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and flying buttresses?
   a) Renaissance
   b) Gothic
   c) Baroque
   d) Modernist
2. Who is considered the pioneer of modern architecture?
   a) Frank Lloyd Wright
   b) Le Corbusier
   c) Louis Kahn
   d) Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
3. In architecture, what does the term “vernacular” refer to?
   a) Traditional local architecture
   b) Architectural drawings
   c) Sustainable design principles
   d) Architectural photography
4. What does the term “Feng Shui” refer to in the context of architecture?
   a) Ancient Chinese philosophy of harmonizing energy
   b) Sustainable building materials
   c) Modern architectural movement
   d) Architectural ornamentation
5. The Vitruvian principles in architecture include:
   a) Firmitas, Utilitas, Venustas
   b) Symmetry, Proportion, Hierarchy
   c) Function, Form, Context
   d) Structure, Materiality, Expression
6. Which architectural style is known for its use of clean lines, open spaces, and minimal ornamentation?
   a) Art Deco
   b) Postmodernism
   c) Bauhaus
   d) Brutalism
7. The concept of “sustainability” in architecture emphasizes:
   a) Energy efficiency
   b) Use of renewable materials
   c) Environmental impact
   d) All of the above
8. What is the purpose of site analysis in architectural design?
   a) To understand the natural and cultural context of the site
   b) To create a site plan for construction
   c) To determine the budget for the project
   d) To develop construction drawings
9. The International Style of Architecture emerged in which era?
   a) Renaissance
   b) Victorian
   c) Modernist
   d) Postmodern
10. In architectural drawings, what does the term “elevation” refer to?
    a) Floor plan
    b) Sectional view
    c) Perspective view
    d) Front view of the building
11. Which famous architect designed the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain?
    a) Frank Gehry
    b) Zaha Hadid
    c) I. M. Pei
    d) Rem Koolhaas
12. The concept of “adaptive reuse” in architecture refers to:
    a) Transforming an existing building for a new purpose
    b) Sustainable construction techniques
    c) Preservation of historic buildings
    d) Use of natural lighting strategies
13. What is the purpose of a “program” in architectural design?
    a) To outline the functional requirements of the project
    b) To determine the construction budget
    c) To select the building materials
    d) To develop the construction schedule
14. Which architectural style is characterized by the use of arches, domes, and ornate decoration?
    a) Gothic Revival
    b) Neoclassical
    c) Romanesque
    d) Postmodern
15. The concept of “placemaking” in architecture refers to:
    a) Designing spaces that foster a sense of community
    b) Sustainable transportation systems
    c) Construction methods
    d) Building codes and regulations
16. The concept of “biophilic design” in architecture emphasizes:
    a) Incorporating natural elements and systems into built environments

b) Use of recycled materials
c) Universal accessibility
d) Architectural visualization techniques

17. Which famous architect designed the Fallingwater House?
    a) Richard Meier
    b) Philip Johnson
    c) Frank Lloyd Wright
    d) Walter Gropius
18. What is the function of a “brise soleil” in architectural design?
    a) To provide shading from direct sunlight
    b) To enhance acoustics in a space
    c) To create visual interest on a facade
    d) To improve indoor air quality
19. The concept of “inclusive design” in architecture focuses on:
    a) Designing spaces that are accessible to all individuals
    b) Use of sustainable materials
    c) Historical preservation
    d) Integration of technology in architecture
20. Which architectural style is known for its use of industrial materials, exposed structure, and raw aesthetics?
    a) Deconstructivism
    b) High-Tech
    c) Regionalism
    d) Organic Architecture

Here’s a table summarizing the answers to the questions:

Question	Answer
1	b
2	a
3	a
4	a
5	a
6	c
7	d
8	a
9	c
10	d
11	a
12	a
13	a
14	b
15	a
16	a
17	c
18	a
19	a
20	a

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