Discussion
The word "edifices" in the passage implies
Answer: A
In the excerpt, "edifices" means Buildings.
The phrase is "a number of massive religious edifices", listed beside apartment complexes, a great market and industrial workshops in a description of the city's structures. An edifice is a large, imposing building, so the word names the temples and other big constructions of the city.
Palaces is too narrow, since the excerpt says the edifices were religious. Ponds are not buildings, and beliefs are not physical structures at all.
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