12 Questions
What was the primary construction material in Ancient Greece and Ancient Egypt?
Unbaked brick
What was the material used to cover the finished unbaked bricks in ancient times?
Bitumen
In which century did the term 'porcelain' start being used to describe dishes made from white clay?
18th century
What was the first artificial stone material made by people?
Baked brick
In which region were 2-3 storey brick houses built around 3 thousand years ago?
Punjab
What was the name given to ceramic pans in Turkic-speaking countries until the 18th century?
Kashi
What is the purpose of the ishkor ceramic glaze used by Uzbek potters?
To produce decorative ceramic products with various colors
What is the significance of the color blue in the Eastern architectural monuments?
It symbolizes the life and nature
What is the characteristic of dense ceramic materials?
They are impermeable and have a water absorption of less than 5%
What is the height of the Great Wall of China?
10 meters
Which of the following countries have museums decorated with decorative ceramic products made by Rishtan potters?
Italy, Russia, Hungary, Belgium, and other countries
What is the main purpose of ceramic materials in modern construction?
To build walls and facades of buildings
This quiz explores the use of unbaked bricks in ancient civilizations such as Greece and Egypt, as well as its modern applications in countries like Azerbaijan and Yemen. Learn about the history and process of making unbaked bricks, from clay collection to mold formation. Test your knowledge of this traditional construction material!
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