The Baroque Architectural Style Common in the Architecture of the Roman

question 23

Multiple Choice

The baroque architectural style common in the architecture of the Roman East is characterized by

• A) strict adherence to the Classical architectural forms developed in Greece.
• B) using the vocabulary of Classical architecture but breaking the rules of Classical design.
• C) using the vocabulary of Classical architecture but combining it with elements of Etruscan and native Roman architecture.
• D) a complete departure from Classical architectural forms bearing no resemblance to the architecture of Greece.

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