雅思阅读真题(Part 1)
Part 1 · 考频:中频 · 最近考试:2023.6.10/2017.3.25/2011.11.26/2010.3.20/2008.6.14
Works of art often bear the fingerprints of the artist who created them. Such crucial evidence usually goes unnoticed even by connoisseurs, art experts and conservators. If present, such evidence could be valuable in clarifying questions about authorship and dating.
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答案:C
原文定位:Our objective is not to see who committed a crime but rather who committed the work of art in question and to put forward evidences sound enough to stand up to professional scrutiny;The placing of implicit reliance on fingerprint evidence by our courts of law has always been on the assumption
同义替换:「identification」↔「evidence」,「legal process」↔「courts of law」
答案:was not exactly located for years.
原文定位:The painting was discovered in the early 1980s;The verdict was unanimous - the painting was a tattered imitation
同义替换:「not exactly located」↔「discovered in」
答案:was in poor condition.
原文定位:The design is faded and worn. Some spots suggest foxing and subsequent discoloration. The paper is yellowed and contaminated
同义替换:「in poor condition」↔「discoloration」
答案:is the work of Leonardo Da Vinci.
原文定位:The newly discovered design bears great similarity to that of the Head of St. Anne by Leonardo da Vinci, in the Windsor Collection since 1629
答案:J
原文定位:Remember, the authentication approach should rest on strict considerations and rigorous methodology
答案:B
原文定位:The study of ancient pottery for example reveals the utilization of fingerprint impressions in the clay as a maker's mark. In prehistoric times, we find examples of hand prints in cave painting
同义替换:「ancient」↔「prehistoric」,「the use of fingerprint」↔「utilization of fingerprint impressions」
答案:G
原文定位:The medium is different, red chalk being used instead of black
同义替换:「comparison」↔「different」
答案:was left to identify the person who made it.
原文定位:The study of ancient pottery for example reveals the utilization of fingerprint impressions in the clay as a maker's mark
同义替换:「was left to identify the person who made it」↔「maker's mark」
答案:has been accepted as a reliable system available.
原文定位:The science of fingerprint identification is based on that accepted fact;no two fingers can have identical ridge characteristics;accepted as a fact
同义替换:「a reliable system available」↔「fact」
答案:could be authenticated by comparing with fingerprints from other sources.
原文定位:A match was found between a fingerprint on “Landscape with Rainbow”and fingerprints photographed on another Turner painting, ‘Chichester Canal;The fingerprint on the St Jerome panting in the Vatican and the newly discovered drawing were created by the same finger
答案:was finally determined at an appropriate price.
原文定位:The painting;originally bought for a few hundred dollars;finally sold for close to $200000 at auction at Phillips in London in 1995
答案:might use fingers to remove unwanted paint left by brushes.
原文定位:Inaccurate deposits of paint are often corrected by modeling with the fingertip. Some artists used the fingertip to soften the marks left by the brush by gently tapping or stroking the still wet surfaces
同义替换:「might use fingers to remove unwanted paint left by brushes」↔「corrected by modeling with the fingertip」,「unwanted paint left by brushes」↔「inaccurate deposits of paint」