Design of the final Central Plan and Dome of St. Peters was by Michelangelo .

[Fill in the blank, use each term only once]

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Design of the final Central Plan and Dome of St. Peters was by Michelangelo .

[Fill in the blank, use each term only once]

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The question presents a fill-in-the-blank task: 'Design of the final Central Plan and Dome of St. Peters was by Michelangelo . [Fill in the blank, use each term only once]'
Since the input shows only one possible entry 'Michelangelo' in the answer field and there are no provided answer options to evaluate, we will discuss why any fill would be completed as such and what this implies about the statement's attribution.
Essential context: Michelangelo Buonarroti is historically credited with significant work on the final design of St. Peter's Basilica, particularly the grand dome concept and the central plan revision, though other architects contributed as well (e.g., Bramante initially, then Sangallo, etc.). The prompt seems to expect a single term to fill the blank, indicating a direct attribution to Michelangelo.
Option evaluation: There are no listed choices to assess for correctness or incorrectness, so there is nothing to compare in terms of accuracy or misconceptions about other potential designers. Without options, the typical step of weighing each alternative against historical records cannot be performed here.
If we consider common misconceptions: some might think Bramante or Sangallo designed the final dome; others note that the dome's final execution was by Giacomo della Porta after Michelangelo's design. This distinction matters for understanding attribution—the prompt simplifies to a single-name fill-in, which aligns with frequently cited credit to Michelangelo for the design concepts, even though implementation involved others.
In summary, given the structure and the single-target answer provided, the fill would complete as 'Michelangelo', but the absence of alternative options prevents a comparative analysis of why other names would be wrong.

CM 250 A Quiz 2

Design of the final Central Plan and Dome of St. Peters was by Michelangelo . [Fill in the blank, use each term only once]

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