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craiczarry

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The definition of fenestration is
 
  a. ventilation.
 
   b. the openings in the front faade of a home.
 
   c. window placement, design, and decorative treatment on a wall.
 
   d. the arrangement, type, and design of openings in a wall.

Question 2

Which is the correct definition for a transept?
 
  A. Space at right angle to the nave.
   B. Arches or a gallery above the nave.
   C. Column with several attached shafts.
   D. Central portion of a Latin cross church.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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craiczarry

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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