东北地区汉族传统住房的屋顶样式一般选择 The general choice of roof styles for traditional Han houses in Northeast ChinaA．悬山顶 overhanging gable roofB．庑殿顶 hip roofC．歇山顶 gable and hip roofD．灰背顶 grey gable roof
东北地区汉族传统住房的屋顶样式一般选择 The general choice of roof styles for traditional Han houses in Northeast China
A．悬山顶 overhanging gable roof
B．庑殿顶 hip roof
C．歇山顶 gable and hip roof
D．灰背顶 grey gable roof
参考答案和解析
庑殿顶、歇山顶、悬山顶、硬山顶、攒尖顶、盝顶等。 其中庑殿顶、歇山顶、攒尖顶又分为单檐(一个屋檐)和重檐(两个或两个以上屋檐)两种, 歇山顶、悬山顶、硬山顶可衍生出卷棚顶。
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