The "Gopuram" in the temples of Dravid style stands for:

Sanctuary
Paintings on the walls
Pinnacle
Ornamented and multi-storied structures upon the gateways

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Answer:

Option D: Ornamented and multi-storied structures upon the gateways

Detailed Solution:

The correct answer is “Ornamented and multi-storied structures upon the gateways”.

A gopuram, or gopura, is a large, ornate tower that serves as the main entrance to a Hindu temple in the Dravidian style, especially in Southern India.