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A review of Gothic and Islamic work.
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One of the techniques that allowed Gothic architecture to soar so high was the:
Flying Buttress
Stained glass window
Mineret
Tessellation
2
This Gothic feature was a central piece and allowed a lot of light in.
Mineret
Muezzin
Flying buttress
Rose window
3
Replacing European castles, Southern Gothic often used:
Apartments
Trailer parks
Old plantation homes
Cemetaries
4
A character haunted by the past is seen in the Raven as a man laments over his lost,
Days of yore
Lenore
Isadore
Front door
5
An Islamic place of worship is a:
Synagogue
Mosque
Cathedral
Mineret
6
To inspire awe and drain water, Gothic architecture often used:
Gargoyles
Pointed Arches
Tessellation
Flying Buttresses
7
By stabbing the painting, Dorian Gray ends up stabbing:
the painter
his wife
his lover
himself
8
Gothic cathedrals and mosques both often utilize
Flying buttresses
Minerets
Rose windows
Pointed arches
9
A flat plane of repeating shapes is a:
rose window
Tessellation
Mineret
Flying buttress
10
In "A Rose for Emily," Ms. Grierson represented this old way dying:
feudalism
segregation
islam
integration
11
In Gothic literature, a character's appearance might hide the truth, that they are,
beautiful
scared
dying
grotesque
12
Islamic art tends be abstract because of the belief that it should not distract from worship of
Odin
Yahweh
Buddha
Allah
13
In Gothic literature, the narration is usually:
Alternating person
Omniscient
First person
Third person
14
To help create the creepy setting of Gothic literature, the country house in "The Others" is
filled with skeletons
only shown at night
covered in cobwebs
fogged in
15
Gothic literature often featured:
A child
open fields
An invisible person
An outsider