Information and IdeasEasy–MediumEvidence for a claim about a building's use
Information and Ideas practice question
An architectural historian claims that the stone barn was originally built as a chapel.
Which finding, if true, would most directly support the historian's claim?
- A. The barn's east wall contains a blocked arched window and the base of an altar.Correct
- B. The barn has a slate roof.
- C. The barn stores hay in winter.
- D. The barn stands beside a road.
Answer: A. The barn's east wall contains a blocked arched window and the base of an altar.
An altar base and an arched east window are chapel features.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. The barn has a slate roof.
- Roofing does not show chapel use.
- C. The barn stores hay in winter.
- Current use, not original.
- D. The barn stands beside a road.
- Location.
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