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Life in the UK Test Practice Question · Ho & Duck: Add-on — Chapter 4.5 Extra Topics

The 19th-century Gothic Revival in British architecture produced which of these buildings?

A) The Houses of Parliament and St Pancras Station
B) The Royal Crescent in Bath and the Queen's House at Greenwich
C) The Shard and the Gherkin in London
D) Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle

Correct answer: The Houses of Parliament and St Pancras Station

The 19th-century Gothic Revival produced buildings including the Houses of Parliament and St Pancras Station.

Related handbook facts

In the 17th century Inigo Jones designed the Queen's House at Greenwich and the Banqueting House in Whitehall. In the 18th century the Scottish architect Robert Adam influenced buildings such as the Royal Crescent in Bath. The 19th-century Gothic Revival produced buildings including the Houses of Parliament and St Pancras Station. Modern British architects include Sir Norman Foster, Lord Rogers and Dame Zaha Hadid.

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