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The columns used in this building are older than the arches. Where did these columns come from?
a They were originally part of a Roman temple
b They were made to support a much larger structure
c They were originally carved for a palace
d They came from Egypt
a They were originally part of a Roman temple
b They were made to support a much larger structure
c They were originally carved for a palace
d They came from Egypt
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This is the Great Mosque at Cordoba in Spain. How does this building's interior decoration show repetition?
An aerial view of the Great Mosque at Cordoba
a repeated use of mosaics in the floors
b repeated images of animals and religious figures
c repeated arches colored in a pattern of red and white
d repeated use of green marble throughout the structure
An aerial view of the Great Mosque at Cordoba
a repeated use of mosaics in the floors
b repeated images of animals and religious figures
c repeated arches colored in a pattern of red and white
d repeated use of green marble throughout the structure
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