Question

What are the differences between Gothic architecture and Temple architecture?

• A. Gothic architecture saw pointed towers, whereas Temple architecture saw buildings carved from a single rock
• B. Gothic architecture saw pointed towers, whereas Temple architecture saw stone sculptures adorned on the walls
• C. Gothic architecture did not have spacious gardens in the premises, whereas Temple architecture had spacious gardens in the premises
• D. None of the above

Answer 1

Answer: (A), (B)

The correct options are
A Gothic architecture saw pointed towers, whereas Temple architecture saw buildings carved from a single rock
B Gothic architecture saw pointed towers, whereas Temple architecture saw stone sculptures adorned on the walls

Most of the temple architectures are based on stones that were sourced from various parts of the country. They were either carved from a complete stone or a chiselled rock. Stone sculptures depict various wars and religious scriptures whereas pointed towers and arches were the major features of the Gothic architecture