Question 15 (1 point)
Your friend Daniel notices wall supports that have a masonry block at ground level
and an arch that connects the block to the wall while studying gothic European
cathedrals. What structures is Daniel MOST LIKELY looking at?
flying buttresses
barrel vaults
lancet arches
Oribbed arches

Answer:

Its flying buttresses just took the test.

Explanation:

Flying buttresses structures is Daniel MOST LIKELY looking at. Therefore option A is correct.

A cathedral is a large church that is typically managed by a bishop. It is typically the location of a diocese, a region of the church run by a bishop. Most cathedrals, particularly those from the Middle Ages, are found in the heart of a town or city. They served as the focal point of society.

The bishop's residence is a cathedral, which also serves as a place of worship and outreach. A cathedral's main function is to serve as a place of Christian worship, but it is also frequently the oldest building in its vicinity still in use, making it important to the history, culture, and community life of the region it serves.

Famous cathedrals, churches, and basilicas can be found in some of Europe's most intriguing towns, including Barcelona, Cologne, Milan, and Seville. If traveling to Spain for vacation, Italy for a tour, or any other European country, it is well worth the effort to visit these beautiful spiritual structures.

Therefore option A is correct.

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