The walled, upward extension of the nave that is pierced with windows is called the:
A. nave.
B. clerestory.
C. narthex.
D. apse.
E. transept.
B
The clerestory extended above the flanking elements, such as aisles, and is the topmost zone of the nave.
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a. Stravinsky b. Debussy c. Copland d. Schoenberg e. Adams
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