Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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4. The large area that comes after #2 which contains the pews and #3. The single largest area of a cathedral. | nave | 75%
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9. The name for the area within #8 where the choir sits | choir | 67%
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13. The semi circular wall beyond which has openings for #11 and #12 | apse | 50%
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5. A small worship area containing a small altar off of #4. | side chapel | 50%
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3. One of two to three walking areas that run parallel to the pew area along the sides and down the center of #2. | aisle | 42%
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2. The lobby/foyer inside the front doors of the cathedral but not the worship area. | narthex | 42%
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1. The area immediately outside the front doors of the cathredral | porch | 33%
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10. The walking area post-altar, usually semi circular in shape. | ambulatory | 17%
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8. The area in front of the altar which may contain seats for the choir to sit in and the organ, usually on a raised area one or so steps up from #4 and #6. | chancel | 17%
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6. The area after #4 wich cuts across the axial line of the cathedral and which separates #4 from the rest of the cathedral. Makes the cathedral footprint look like a cross. | trancept | 17%
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11. One of two small worship areas opening into the back wall of #10. There are usually three of these worship areas, these two and another in the middle with a slightly different name. | apsidal chapel | 0%
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12. The middle of the three worship areas beyond #10, sits on the axial line of the cathedral front to back. | axial chapel | 0%
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14. The raised area mentioned in #8 which contains everything from #9-13 is called this. | sanctuary | 0%
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7. A small worship area off #6 containing a small altar. | trancept chapel | 0%
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