Question

2 - chinese buddhist art and architecture
learning objective: identify examples of buddhist art and architecture from china.
chinese architecture is characterized by the use of ____________; this feature can be seen in the main form of chinese buddhist architecture, which is known as a pagoda.
a.) pointed arches
b.) muqarnas
c.) corbelling
d.) interlocking roof brackets

Explanation:

Chinese architecture, including pagodas, is well - known for its use of interlocking roof brackets (dougong). Pointed arches are more common in Gothic architecture, muqarnas are Islamic architectural ornamentations, and corbelling is a different construction technique not the main characteristic of Chinese architecture like interlocking roof brackets.

Answer:

d. interlocking roof brackets