Which is true of Roman architecture?
Roman temples were usually created of wood, mud, or other degradable materials, so none are still standing today
However, there are several tomb-houses still in good shape because they were made of stone.
The Romans borrowed heavily from the Greeks and Etruscans in style, but were innovative engineers who developed
round arches, aqueducts, and roads that are all still standing today
Most Roman structures still standing today are load-bearing tombs for rulers, or temples using colonnades and
hypostyle halls, but they did not use arches of any kind.
The Romans were great innovators who developed the three Classical orders, and calculated precise measurements
to create optical illusions in their templs

Answer:

1+1= window

Explanation:

You are in a group for one of your Paramedic classes. All the group work has been divided and everyone is to hand in their rough copies into Jason by Friday. Jason is supposed to compile all the information, proof read it and then send everyone a copy to read over before handing in to the professor. Jason compiles all the information but because he is running late in getting it all done, he decides to submit the paper without everyone else getting a chance to read it. A portion of his work is plagiarized. The group receives a zero on the assignment and this worth 25% of your final grade.