Will medal and fan

which sentence uses facade incorrectly?

a. Behind a facade of confidence the young gymnast quivered with anxiety.
b. The salesclerk recommended a washable facade to protect my clothing.
c. Visitors to Hollywood film studios are often surprised to see mansions and main
streets that have only facades.
d. The facades of Gothic cathedrals are often decorated with statues of saints and
biblical figures.

Question

Will medal and fan

which sentence uses facade incorrectly?

a.  Behind a facade of confidence the young gymnast quivered with anxiety.
      b.  The salesclerk recommended a washable facade to protect my clothing.
      c.  Visitors to Hollywood film studios are often surprised to see mansions and main
           streets that have only facades. 
     d.  The facades of Gothic cathedrals are often decorated with statues of saints and
           biblical figures.

anonymous · Answer

@amakl ?

anonymous · Answer

Well facade means the "front" 
Like when you see a house you will see the front. So I would say D. the facades of Gothic cathedrals are often decorated with statues of saints and biblical figures.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you :)

anonymous · Answer

np 
i recommend using the dictionary next time lol

anonymous · Answer

i know, i did but it still didn't make much sense