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The hammerbeam roof, a mediaeval type of stepped wooden architecture, is a feature of which ancient English building?

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The hammerbeam roof, a mediaeval type of stepped wooden architecture designed for spanning wide spaces, is a feature of which ancient English building?

AKensington Palace, London
BWestminster Hall, London
CHolyrood Abbey, Edinburgh
DThe Tower of London

Correct Option: 2  

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posted Jan 3, 2018 by Anuradha Tabyal

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