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Impressionism, in painting, developed in the late nineteenth century in France. It began with a loosely structured group of painters who got together mainly to exhibit their paintings. Their art was characterized by the attempt to depict light and movement by using pure broken color. The movement began with four friends who met in a cafe; Monet, Renoir, Siley, and Baxille. They were reacting against the academic standards of their time and the romantic emphasis on emotion as a subject matter. They rejected the role of imagination in art. Instead, they observed nature closely, painting with a scientific interest in visual phenomena. Their subject matter was as diverse as their personalities. Monet and Siley painted landscapes with-changing effects of light, while Renoir painted idealized women and children, the works of impressionists were received with hostility until the 1920s. By the 1930s impressionism had a large cult following, and by the 1950s even the least important works
A. supported the academic standards
B. began a new academy
C. did not like the academic standards
D. developed new official standards

[单项选择]Impressionism, in painting, developed in the late nineteenth century in France. It began with a loosely structured group of painters who got together mainly to exhibit their paintings. Their art was characterized by the attempt to depict light and movement by using pure broken color. The movement began with four friends who met in a cafe; Monet, Renoir, Siley, and Baxille. They were reacting against the academic standards of their time and the romantic emphasis on emotion as a subject matter. They rejected the role of imagination in art. Instead, they observed nature closely, painting with a scientific interest in visual phenomena. Their subject matter was as diverse as their personalities. Monet and Siley painted landscapes with changing effects of light, while Renoir painted idealized women and children, the works of impressionists were received with hostility until the 1920s. By the 1930s impressionism had a large cult following, and by the 1950s even the least important works by pe
A. supported the academic standards
B. began a new academy
C. did not like the academic standards
D. developed new official standards

[单项选择]______ was developed in the late 19^th century as a reaction against the Grammar-Translation Method.
A. The Oral Approach
B. The Audiolingual Method
C. The Direct Method
D. The Cognitive Approach

[填空题]A= Rock painting B= Painting of beauties C= Landscape painting D= New Year painting Which painting(s) ...
· drew the daily life of upper classes 71. ______
· was aimed to invite blessings and ward off disasters 72. ______
· witnessed the rise of the women painting school 73. ______
· introduced the western art into China 74. ______
· depicts scenes of production activities and animal grazing 75. ______
· was pinned up on doors, walls and windows 76. ______
· was found in the extreme north of China 77. ______
· combines the merits of Chinese and Western classicism, romanticism, etc 78. ______
· has painters to use freehand brushwork in t

[填空题]Impressionism(印象派) is a fonn of art that began in the 1870s. When you look closely at an impressionist painting, you see little dots of different colored paints. When you move away from the picture, the dots of colors blend together and the painting looks like it has light playing on the people and objects in the picture. Impressionist art is different from traditional art. Traditional painters were interested in the form of objects. The impressionists were interested in light and color. The impressionist painters wanted to paint natural light that was lively and bright. They tried to express the feeling of pure sunshine in their paintings.
When traditional artists mixed paints, they could not create the feeling of bright, natural light. Therefore, instead of mixing colors, the impressionists used small dots of pure colors. The viewers’ eyes put these unmixed colors together the same way they add color in light together. When you look at an impressionist painting, it feels the s