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Chinese style buildings are commonly known as PAGODA.
False
Chinese pavilions are called 'tai' in the Chinese architecture terminology.
False
Curved roofs in Chinese architecture are primarily designed to attract good luck.
False
The Three Building types in China include Tombs of great architectural value.
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The Dafo Temple is the oldest temple in China.
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Chinese houses, like temples, are generally multi-story constructions.
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Chinese pagodas are mainly built using bricks and timber.
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In Chinese dwelling houses, doorways are always squared headers without any variations.
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Moon-gates are commonly used as entrances to both temples and dwellings in Chinese architecture.
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Chinese windows are exclusively circular in shape and made of rice paper instead of glass.
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Chinese columns in architecture always have capitals at the top to support the roof.
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The color schemes of Chinese architecture play a significant role, with palaces typically having blue tiles.
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A Chinese temple without stupas or pagoda typically has a courtyard and a single gate.
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Pei Leoh Ming is a famous Chinese architect.
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Storeyed pavilions were used in ancient times for residential purposes.
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The term 'lou' refers to a single-story building in Chinese architecture.
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Terraces in ancient Chinese architecture were built with wood and featured a sloping roof.
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The Chinese were unable to incorporate their cultural heritage into modern architecture.
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