Which holy site is sacred to Christians in Jerusalem?

Which holy site is sacred to Christians in Jerusalem?

• A. Church of the Holy Sepulcher
• B. Pyramids
• C. Chalets
• D. Yurt

Answer: (A)

In Jerusalem, Christians point to sites tied to Jesus’ death and resurrection as especially sacred, and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher is believed to enclose both Golgotha, where Jesus was crucified, and the tomb where he was laid and rose again. This makes it the central pilgrimage site for Christians visiting the city. The other options don’t fit because pyramids are ancient Egyptian tombs, chalets are Alpine-style houses, and yurts are portable tents used by nomadic peoples—none of which are associated with Christian worship in Jerusalem.

In Jerusalem, Christians point to sites tied to Jesus’ death and resurrection as especially sacred, and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher is believed to enclose both Golgotha, where Jesus was crucified, and the tomb where he was laid and rose again. This makes it the central pilgrimage site for Christians visiting the city. The other options don’t fit because pyramids are ancient Egyptian tombs, chalets are Alpine-style houses, and yurts are portable tents used by nomadic peoples—none of which are associated with Christian worship in Jerusalem.