At Stonehenge, the horseshoe-shaped arrangement of five upright stones topped by lintels is called the __________

The space created by Romanesque churches’ barrel vaults had the effect of

A) raising churchgoers' eyes, directing their thoughts toward heaven. B) reminding churchgoers of the Church's beginnings in Rome. C) inspiring humility in churchgoers. D) dazzling churchgoers with the divine light shining through the arches.

Maxine Du Camp almost always included a human figure in his photographs to

a. prove their realism. b. indicate scale. c. make them more marketable. d. provide a focal point.