An unusual aspect of Salisbury Cathedral is that it:
A) shows strong Norman influence, even though it was built some distance from the French coast.
B) was built almost entirely in a homogenous style.
C) has no tall crossing tower.
D) was founded by Vikings who had been converted to Christianity.
E) None of the answers is correct.

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Salisbury Cathedral was built in a relatively short period of time (about 38 years for the main body), which allowed it to be constructed in a single, consistent architectural style, known as Early English Gothic. This homogeneity is unusual compared to many other medieval cathedrals, which were built and modified over centuries, often resulting in a mix of styles.

An Unusual Aspect of Salisbury Cathedral Is That It