Gothic architecture

What terminology can be applied to describe the architecture here? (select 2)

• Jamb Figures

• Trumeau

• Spandrels

• Pinnacles

Describe the supports of this building

• Buttresses

• Pinnacles

• Rustication

• Flying Buttresses

In architecture, this decorative shape is known as a...

• Quatrefoil

• Four-leafed clover

• Trefoil

• Volute

In this detail we see:

• Pinnacles

• Crockets

• Lancet windows

• Niches

• Quatrefoils

Here we see: (select all that apply)

• The Gallery of Kings

• Trumeau

• Trefoils

• An arcade

Looking over the city of Paris is a:

• Pinnacle

• Gargoyle

• Pediment

• Statue

The 2 key functions of a gargoyle is to

• Look cool

• Ward off evil spirits

• Drain water

• Give religious narrative

Architectural features you'd expect to see around a Gothic cathedral entrance include...

• Jamb figures

• Finials

• Archivolt

• Trumeau

• Architrave

This is an interior view of stained glass:

• Lancet windows

• Rose window

• Clerestory Windows

The key functions of the rose window are:

• To look fancy and elevate the status of the building

• To cast beautiful bright coloured light on the altar

• To show religious narrative in the stained glass

• To let in lots of light (symbolic of God's presence)