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Katen [24]
2 years ago
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This mortuary temple was built by Hatshepsut, the first recorded female ruler in history. It is distinctive for its alignment al

ong a central axis, and its use of two impressive __________ in the front.
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agasfer [191]2 years ago
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It is distinctive for its alignment along a central axis and its use of two impressive (C) colonnades in the front.

<h3>What are colonnades?</h3>
  • A colonnade is a long sequence of columns united by their entablature in classical architecture, which can be free-standing or part of a building. 
  • Paired or multiple pairs of columns are typically used in a colonnade, which can be straight or curved.
  • The enclosed compartment may be covered or open.
  • Bernini's enormous colonnade in Rome's St. Peter's Square encloses a wide open circular space.
  • It is called a portico when it is in front of a structure, concealing the door (Latin porta), and a peristyle when it encloses an open court.
  • A portico may have more than one order of columns, as in Rome's Pantheon or Ancient Greece's Stoae.

Therefore, it is distinctive for its alignment along a central axis and its use of two impressive (C) colonnades in the front.

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Complete question;

This mortuary temple was built by Hatshepsut, the first recorded female ruler in history. It is distinctive for its alignment along a central axis and its use of two impressive __________ in the front.

(A) pylons

(B) clerestories

(C) colonnades

(D) hypostyle halls

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