In a typical Romanesque church,the nave and the transept intersect at the __________.
A)ambulatory
B)buttress
C)crossing
D)tympanum

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The crossing is the intersection point where the nave (the central aisle) and the transept (the arms that extend perpendicular to the nave) meet in a typical Romanesque church. The ambulatory is a surrounding walkway or aisle, the buttress is an external architectural support, and the tympanum is a decorative semicircular space above a doorway.

In a Typical Romanesque Church,the Nave and the Transept Intersect