雅思阅读真题《On art and artists》的答案是什么？

第27题：F；第28题：H；第29题：G；第30题：A；第31题：C Rubens' son；第32题：F elephant；第33题：B alpine scene；第34题：G horses；第35题：E hare；第36题：A village scene；第37题：truthful；第38题：shock；第38题：shock；第39题：understand；第40题：interpretation

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a comparison between people's preferences towards language and art.

答案：F 原文定位：Just as some of us would rather people use few words and gestures and leave something to be guessed, so some of us would rather look at paintings or sculptures which are open to interpretation

why people may have misunderstood how a certain animal moves.

答案：H 原文定位：For generations, paintings showed horses galloping with outstretched legs in full flight through the air, and we came to believe that this was indeed how they moved. It was only the development of pho

a contrast between the techniques used in two pictures.

答案：G 原文定位：Dürer's watercolour study of a hare is one of the most famous examples of this loving patience [in recording every tiny detail]. But who would say that Rembrandt's drawing of an elephant is necessaril

The artist clearly hoped that we would share his admiration of this subject.

答案：C Rubens' son 原文定位：When the great Flemish painter Rubens made a drawing of his young son, he was surely proud of his good looks, and wanted us, too, to delight in the child's appearance

The artist aims to give a general impression of this subject rather than a detailed one.

答案：F elephant 原文定位：But who would say that Rembrandt's drawing of an elephant is necessarily less good because it shows fewer details? Indeed Rembrandt gave us the feel of the elephant's wrinkly skin with just a few line

Someone's personal experience may make them consider a painting of this subject unpleasant.

答案：B alpine scene 原文定位：it is only when some irrelevant memory makes us prejudiced, when we instinctively turn away from a magnificent picture of an alpine scene because we dislike climbing, that we should search our mind fo

The way in which this subject was once portrayed was factually wrong.

答案：G horses 原文定位：For generations, paintings showed horses galloping with outstretched legs in full flight through the air, and we came to believe that this was indeed how they moved. It was only the development of pho

The painting is well known for the effort the artist put into creating a very accurate picture of this subject.

答案：E hare 原文定位：Dürer's watercolour study of a hare is one of the most famous examples of this loving patience [in recording every tiny detail

People may like a painting of this subject for a reason that is external to the painting.

答案：A village scene 原文定位：We may like a painting of a village scene because it reminds us of home. There is nothing wrong with that. All of us, when we see a painting, are bound to be reminded of a hundred-and-one things which

Beauty and Expression 37 Differences in tastes and standards of beauty make it difficult to judge a painting. Dürer's painting of his mother is considered significant because it is a _____ representation of her age and situation.

答案：truthful 原文定位：His truthful study of old age may give us a shock which makes us turn away from it and yet, if we fight against that first reaction we may be richly rewarded. For Dürer's drawing in its tremendous sin

38 However, we may need to overcome an initial reaction of _____ when we see it.

答案：shock 原文定位：His truthful study of old age may give us a shock which makes us turn away from it and yet, if we fight against that first reaction we may be richly rewarded

38 However, we may need to overcome an initial reaction of _____ when we see it. In order to judge the facial expressions the artist portrayed in a painting, we need to become familiar with the methods that the artist has used when creating the painting.

答案：shock 原文定位：His truthful study of old age may give us a shock which makes us turn away from it and yet, if we fight against that first reaction we may be richly rewarded

39 In order to judge the facial expressions the artist portrayed in a painting, we need to become familiar with the methods that the artist has used when creating the painting. While some of us are affected by the portrayal of a facial expression that we can _____

答案：understand 原文定位：Some people like an expression perhaps of suffering or of compassion which they can readily understand, and which therefore moves them profoundly

40 others prefer expressions that require _____ without much effort.

答案：interpretation 原文定位：Just as some of us would rather people use few words and gestures and leave something to be guessed, so some of us would rather look at paintings or sculptures which are open to interpretation

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On art and artists

Part 3 · 考频：中频 · 最近考试：2026.8.15

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There really is no such thing as the "only artists". Once these were people who took coloured earth and roughed out the form of a bison on the wall of a cave; today some buy their paints, and others design posters for hoardings; they did and do many other things. There is no harm in calling all these activities art, as long as we keep in mind that such a word may mean very different things in different times and places, and as long as we realize that Art with a capital A has no existence; it has become something of an obsession. You may catch an artist by telling him that what he has just done may be quite good in its own way, only it In way, is not "true art".

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题目与答案

a comparison between people's preferences towards language and art.
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
- F
答案：F
原文定位：Just as some of us would rather people use few words and gestures and leave something to be guessed, so some of us would rather look at paintings or sculptures which are open to interpretation
why people may have misunderstood how a certain animal moves.
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
- F
答案：H
原文定位：For generations, paintings showed horses galloping with outstretched legs in full flight through the air, and we came to believe that this was indeed how they moved. It was only the development of photography, which proved that horses simply do not gallop in that way
a contrast between the techniques used in two pictures.
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
- F
答案：G
原文定位：Dürer's watercolour study of a hare is one of the most famous examples of this loving patience [in recording every tiny detail]. But who would say that Rembrandt's drawing of an elephant is necessarily less good because it shows fewer details? Indeed Rembrandt gave us the feel of the elephant's wrinkly skin with just a few lines of chalk
a possible negative effect of using the term "art".
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
- F
答案：A
原文定位：There is no harm in calling all these activities art, as long as we keep in mind that such a word may mean very different things in different times and places, and as long as we realize that Art with a capital A has no existence; it has become something of an obsession. You may catch an artist by telling him that what he has just done may be quite good in its own way, only it is not "true art
The artist clearly hoped that we would share his admiration of this subject.
- A village scene
- B alpine scene
- C Rubens' son
- D Dürer's mother
- E hare
- F elephant
答案：C Rubens' son
原文定位：When the great Flemish painter Rubens made a drawing of his young son, he was surely proud of his good looks, and wanted us, too, to delight in the child's appearance
The artist aims to give a general impression of this subject rather than a detailed one.
- A village scene
- B alpine scene
- C Rubens' son
- D Dürer's mother
- E hare
- F elephant
答案：F elephant
原文定位：But who would say that Rembrandt's drawing of an elephant is necessarily less good because it shows fewer details? Indeed Rembrandt gave us the feel of the elephant's wrinkly skin with just a few lines of chalk
Someone's personal experience may make them consider a painting of this subject unpleasant.
- A village scene
- B alpine scene
- C Rubens' son
- D Dürer's mother
- E hare
- F elephant
答案：B alpine scene
原文定位：it is only when some irrelevant memory makes us prejudiced, when we instinctively turn away from a magnificent picture of an alpine scene because we dislike climbing, that we should search our mind for the reason for the aversion which spoils a pleasure we might otherwise have had
The way in which this subject was once portrayed was factually wrong.
- A village scene
- B alpine scene
- C Rubens' son
- D Dürer's mother
- E hare
- F elephant
答案：G horses
原文定位：For generations, paintings showed horses galloping with outstretched legs in full flight through the air, and we came to believe that this was indeed how they moved. It was only the development of photography, which proved that horses simply do not gallop in that way
The painting is well known for the effort the artist put into creating a very accurate picture of this subject.
- A village scene
- B alpine scene
- C Rubens' son
- D Dürer's mother
- E hare
- F elephant
答案：E hare
原文定位：Dürer's watercolour study of a hare is one of the most famous examples of this loving patience [in recording every tiny detail
People may like a painting of this subject for a reason that is external to the painting.
- A village scene
- B alpine scene
- C Rubens' son
- D Dürer's mother
- E hare
- F elephant
答案：A village scene
原文定位：We may like a painting of a village scene because it reminds us of home. There is nothing wrong with that. All of us, when we see a painting, are bound to be reminded of a hundred-and-one things which influence our likes and dislikes
Beauty and Expression
37 Differences in tastes and standards of beauty make it difficult to judge a painting. Dürer's painting of his mother is considered significant because it is a _____ representation of her age and situation.
答案：truthful
原文定位：His truthful study of old age may give us a shock which makes us turn away from it and yet, if we fight against that first reaction we may be richly rewarded. For Dürer's drawing in its tremendous sincerity is a great work
38 However, we may need to overcome an initial reaction of _____ when we see it.
答案：shock
原文定位：His truthful study of old age may give us a shock which makes us turn away from it and yet, if we fight against that first reaction we may be richly rewarded
38 However, we may need to overcome an initial reaction of _____ when we see it.
In order to judge the facial expressions the artist portrayed in a painting, we need to become familiar with the methods that the artist has used when creating the painting.
答案：shock
原文定位：His truthful study of old age may give us a shock which makes us turn away from it and yet, if we fight against that first reaction we may be richly rewarded
39 In order to judge the facial expressions the artist portrayed in a painting, we need to become familiar with the methods that the artist has used when creating the painting. While some of us are affected by the portrayal of a facial expression that we can _____
答案：understand
原文定位：Some people like an expression perhaps of suffering or of compassion which they can readily understand, and which therefore moves them profoundly
40 others prefer expressions that require _____ without much effort.
答案：interpretation
原文定位：Just as some of us would rather people use few words and gestures and leave something to be guessed, so some of us would rather look at paintings or sculptures which are open to interpretation

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