Which option is a shower fixture?

• A. Shower Stall
• B. Cape Cod
• C. Colonial
• D. Victorian

Answer: (A)

A shower fixture is a component installed in a bathroom that enables showering, such as the shower enclosure, plumbing, and showerhead. A shower stall fits this role exactly—it’s the defined, enclosed space where water is delivered and contained for a shower. The other terms describe architectural styles of houses (Cape Cod, Colonial, Victorian) rather than bathroom components, so they aren’t shower fixtures. So the shower stall is the correct choice because it directly represents a bathroom fixture used for showering.