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Locate the following on the drawings. Write the correct number in each blank.
1. Rounded vaults
2. Romanesque building
3. Gothic building
4. Flying buttresses
Write the correct letter in each blank.
A. Gothic
B. Romanesque
5. Thick walls
6. Stained glass windows
7. Dark and cold
8. Thin walls
9. Warm and bright
10. Based on the Roman style
11. Light and airy

Locate the following on the drawings Write the correct number in each blank 1 Rounded vaults 2 Romanesque building 3 Gothic building 4 Flying buttresses Write t class=

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