Question

what best describes renaissance architecture? dark colors and symbolism plain brick design pointed arches and heavy ornamentation use of domes, columns, and balance

Explanation:

Renaissance architecture was inspired by classical Roman and Greek styles. It emphasized symmetry, proportion, and the use of classical elements like domes (e.g., St. Peter's Basilica dome), columns (e.g., Doric, Ionic, Corinthian orders), and a sense of balance in design. Dark colors and symbolism were more associated with earlier medieval or some religious (not Renaissance - specific) art/architecture in a different context. Plain brick design is too simplistic and not characteristic of the ornate yet harmonious Renaissance style. Pointed arches and heavy ornamentation were more of a Gothic architecture feature.

Answer:

Use of domes, columns, and balance.