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What changes occur in floor plans during the English Restoration period?
 
  A. Room names and functions change with French influence
   B. Stair halls and entries receive less attention.
   C. State apartments disappear.
   D. Great hall is main entertaining space.

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Which is not characteristic of conservative English Restoration interiors?
 
  A. Fine arts united to transport and overwhelm.
   B. Somber, unostentatious classicism.
   C. Wood carving most common decoration.
   D. Compartmentalized ceilings, paneling.



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