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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Historically, did many such work stoppages occur in cathedral building?
(a) Rarely.
(b) Yes.
(c) No.
(d) Sometimes.

2. This unique device is essentially a man-sized __________ that is operated by one or two men who walk around the inside of it.
(a) Wheel.
(b) Crane.
(c) Lever.
(d) Platform.

3. These sheets are used to cover ___________________ making a weatherproof roof.
(a) The roof boards.
(b) The shingles.
(c) The lead frame.
(d) The wooden frame.

4. When the glass gets the right size, the end is cut off and the pipe is spun _________ around and around.
(a) Slowly.
(b) Quickly.
(c) Evenly.
(d) A few times.

5. Sadly, in 1329 who dies?
(a) The Bishop.
(b) The Pope.
(c) A member of the Chapter.
(d) Robert of Cormont.

Short Answer Questions

1. All work on the cathedral stops in what year?

2. The cathedral is mostly complete and has taken how many years to build thus far?

3. In what year, does work resume?

4. Wooden arches, like ____________, are placed from pier to pier.

5. In 1280, the choir of the cathedral is ready to receive ___________.

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens after the webbing has set hard?

2. Describe the construction of the roof.

3. Describe the bells in the belfry.

4. Why is Wiliam of Planz replaced?

5. What are vassoirs?

6. What has taken place by 1332? What has taken place by 1338?

7. What is the step that takes place after the ribs are completed?

8. What are cast for the cathedral? How are they unique?

9. Describe the cathedral's three huge doors.

10. How long has the project taken thus far? How important are the illustrations in this section?

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