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What term describes the triangular portion of wall that is just below the roof in greek architecture? a. architrave b. doric column c. frieze d. pediment
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What term describes the triangular portion of wall that is just below the roof in greek architecture?

a. architrave
b. doric column
c. frieze
d. pediment

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The real answer in here is the last one: Pediment. Remember that The pediment is the triangular place under the roof of a Greek temple
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