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Where is the term Gothic derived from?
 
  A) The term is taken from the barbarian invaders in the fourth century, the Goths.
  B) The term is a Germanic word for barbarian.
  C) The term is a Germanic word for cathedral.
  D) The term can be traced back to the Greek word for grand.
  E) None of these
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