Which statement describes gothic stained-glass windows?

a) artists made them by painting pictures and designs on a huge sheet of clear glass.

b) architects favored them because they were an inexpensive way to decorate a cathedral.

c) illiterate people could understand their illustrated biblical scenes and figures.

d) artists used complex imagery that only the bishop could understand.

The answer is (C), illiterate people could understand their illustrated biblical scenes and figures.

Explanation:

Gothic stained-glass windows are an architecture work marked by pointed arches, rib vaults, and flying buttresses. One of the characteristics of Gothic stained windows is that it gives a strange feeling when looking at them or through them. They make one think of times past and wonder who also has looked through these same windows. The Gothic-stained windows works are mostly found in the cathedrals churches to illustrate some scenes that occurred in the bible which gives the illiterate a better understanding of biblical scenes and figures.