Apart from flying buttress and pointed arches, which of the following is a feature of gothic architecture? a) mihrab b) transepts c) cruciform plan d) rib vault

D) Rib vault

Explanation:

Rib vaults are a common feature of Gothic architecture. This is a feature that is used to cover the nave of a building (commonly a church or cathedral) in in which the vault is divided into webs. The rib vault was an important development because it allowed for the construction of much higher and thinner walls, as well as huge glass windows (often made of stained glass.)