In Gothic Architecture, Pointed Arches, Which Allowed for Soaring Church

question 13

Multiple Choice

In Gothic architecture, pointed arches, which allowed for soaring church naves, were _________.

• A) Despite being prone to collapse during the construction process
• B) Originally sketched out in a treatise by Abbot Suger
• C) Flattened out over a distance of 100 feet on average
• D) Copied from Islamic architecture through contact with Sicily

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