In the sixteenth century, short but spectacular music dramas called ________ were often performed between acts of a play.

Visitors who entered Great Zimbabwe were meant:

a. to be left with the feeling that they were in a major city and transportation hub b. to be impressed that this was the center of commerce and industry c. to admire the impressive and extensive use of stone in a part of the world that specialized in more perishable types of construction d. to admire the painted friezes depicting the military exploits of the king

Santa Mara Maggiore (8.16) is a ________church

a. house-synagogue b. Byzantine c. central-plan d. basilica-plan