Which of these forms is a common feature in romanesque architecture?

Towers are a common structure in Romanesque architecture

Explanation:

Not only in the Romanesque style but especially in the Gothic style. The difference between them is the height, the number of towers, and the decoration of them. In the Romanesque style, once it was a building developed to support enemy attacks, the towers are not so high, and simple in decoration. The structure was supported by the walls that should be massive and strong.

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