Any large room where Torah scrolls are kept and read publicly can function as a ___________.
A) synagogue
B) house-church
C) basilica
D) martyrium

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A synagogue is a building or a place where Jews gather for worship and study. Torah scrolls are kept in the Ark (a cabinet) in the synagogue and read publicly during services, making it the best choice for the given scenario. House-churches were used by early Christians, basilicas are churches in the Roman Catholic tradition, and martyria were places of Christian martyrdom. None of these options specifically relate to the keeping and reading of Torah scrolls.

Any Large Room Where Torah Scrolls Are Kept and Read