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What is an iconostasis in Eastern Orthodox churches? | QuestionStock

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What is an iconostasis in Eastern Orthodox churches?

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What is an iconostasis in Eastern Orthodox churches?

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A screen of icons separating nave and altar
A portable icon used in processions
A monastic living rule
A liturgical incense burner

Correct answer: A screen of icons separating nave and altar

Explanation: An iconostasis is the decorated screen of icons separating nave and sanctuary in Orthodox churches; by the Byzantine era (ca. 6th–9th centuries) it had become a fixed architectural feature.

Created 2026-03-10T13:34:55.395Z. Updated 2026-03-10T13:34:55.395Z.