2. As the walls grow higher the workmen build what?
(a) Wooden stairs.
(b) Wooden ladders.
(c) Wooden scaffolding.
(d) Wooden stilts.

3. The buttresses must be built upon temporary wooden frames called ____________.
(a) Framers.
(b) Hurdles.
(c) Centerings.
(d) Stilts.

4. How long has the project taken?
(a) About three months.
(b) About one month.
(c) About two months.
(d) About four months.

5. As always, what interrupts most of the work for about five months?
(a) Earthquakes.
(b) Winter.
(c) Volcanic eruptions.
(d) Disease.

6. The walls of the choir are constructed in how many phases?
(a) Five.
(b) Three.
(c) Six.
(d) Four.

7. The masons place the stones while who mix and apply the mortar?
(a) The slaves.
(b) The mortar craftsmen.
(c) The laborers.
(d) The mason apprentices.

8. What halts construction for five months?
(a) A volcanic eruption.
(b) The winter.
(c) A terrible storm.
(d) An earthquake.

9. How many masters does William hire?
(a) Five.
(b) Six.
(c) Eight.
(d) Seven.

10. What is this locale equipped with?
(a) Restaurants and inns.
(b) Pneumatic chisels.
(c) Activities for the families of the workers.
(d) Workshops and a forge.

11. The vault and ceiling put what on the piers and walls?
(a) A downward strain.
(b) An upward strain.
(c) A horizontal strain.
(d) A lateral strain.

12. The stones are marked for what purposes?
(a) To know where they will go.
(b) To know how much the carpenter is owed for his work.
(c) To decorate the stone.
(d) Tracking and remuneration.

13. _____________, a row of arches and a narrow passageway, rises twenty feet.
(a) The emporium.
(b) The trefoils.
(c) The triforium.
(d) The pier.

14. To whom are the drawings presented?
(a) The king.
(b) The Bishop and the Chapter.
(c) The Chapter.
(d) The townspeople.

15. _____________ later laborers in Chutreaux begin to clear the site of the new cathedral.
(a) Two weeks.
(b) Several weeks.
(c) One week.
(d) Several months.