The Three Major Forms of Architecture in Ancient India Had

question 57

Multiple Choice

The three major forms of architecture in ancient India had which of the following in common?

• A) They were largely formulaic and followed a set pattern.
• B) They are embellished with figures that give them a sense of nature and the vitality of life.
• C) They forbid the representation of people and animals.
• D) They reflected the philosophies of Buddhism but not other religions.
• E) They were largely developed as secular monuments by kings.

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