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Shelles

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Which is one of the most common Islamic building types?
 
  A. Domus.
   B. Mosque.
   C. Church.
   D. Forum.

Question 2

A vinyl-protected wallpaper is a wallcovering that
 
  a. has been impregnated with vinyl.
 
   b. has a woven cotton backing treated with plastic.
 
   c. is hung first, and then treated with a vinyl coat.
 
   d. is manufactured with a coating of vinyl plastic.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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