| potpourri | ||
| #1 | interior most part of Greek or Roman temple | cella |
| #2 | garden designers imitating paintings | picturesque |
| #3 | central most location in a Frank Lloyd Wright home | hearth |
| #4 | castle like tower | turret |
| #5 | tour one would take after their formal education to visit the antiquities of Greece and Classical Roman empire | Grand Tour |
| landscape architecture | ||
| #1 | father of landscape architecture | Frederick Law Omsted |
| #2 | *grid subdividing the western American landscape | Jeffersonian grid |
| #3 | ecozone between land and water (river or stream) | riparian |
| #4 | story depicted in Stourhead | Aeneid |
| #5 | *landscape architect for Knowlton Hall | Van Valkenburgh |
| styles | ||
| #1 | style for Farnsworth House | Modern(ism) |
| #2 | style for Temple of Khons | Egyptian |
| #3 | style for Barcelona Pavilion | Modern(ism) |
| #4 | *style for Knowlton School of Architecture | Contemporary |
| #5 | style for Wexner Center | Post Modernism or Deconstructivism |
| 5 points | ||
| #1 | replacing the landscape on the top of the building | roof garden |
| #2 | structural system of grid of columns | piloti |
| #3 | long thin horizontal window | ribbon window |
| #4 | possibility for walls to be arranged at will on each floor because walls are not structural | free plan |
| #5 | possibility for windows to be arranged at will because walls are not structural | free facade |
| Egyptian & Greek | ||
| #1 | hall characterized in Egyptian space full of columns | hypostyle hall |
| #2 | interior most location in an Egyptian temple | sanctuary |
| #3 | order of column with volutes only, considered feminine | Ionic |
| #4 | spirit in Egyptian culture | ka |
| #5 | column in the shape of a woman | caryatid |
| Final Question | |
| first building constructed by Zaha Hadid in the United States | Contemporary Arts Center |