L3：

Lecture 3

第一题

What is the main topic of the lecture?

AThe influence of Japanese art on Impressionist painters in the 1800s

BThe historical importance of a particular Japanese painter

CThe styles and techniques used by Impressionist artists

DThe ways in which Van Gogh expressed emotions in his paintings

第二题

Why does the professor mention tea shops in Paris?

ATo give an example of places where Impressionist painters exhibited their art

BTo explain the types of subjects that Impressionists liked to paint

CTo illustrate the popularity of Japanese culture in French society

DTo indicate where many Impressionist painters first encountered Japanese art

第三题

According to the professor,what was depicted in the artwork of many Japanese artists of the late 1800s?

AHuman emotions

BRealistic scenes of daily life

CEvents from Japanese history

DIdealized landscapes

第四题

What points does the professor make about Japanese woodblock prints? Select 2 answers AThey were easy to export in large quantities.

BThey rarely contained more than a single color.

CThe images in the prints generally appeared flat.

DThe paper used for the prints was hard to find outside Japan.

第五题

What aspect of Van Gogh’s artwork was strongly influenced by Japanese woodblock prints? AThe subject matter

BThe lack of distinct boundaries between figures

CThe reliance on sharp angular lines

DThe use of color

第六题

What does the professor imply when he discusses Van Gogh’s copies of Hiroshige’s prints? AHiroshige’s prints are more beautiful than Van Gogh’s copies are.

BHiroshige’s prints do not express as much emotion as Van Gogh’s copies do.

CVan Gogh’s copies often depict more people than are depicted in Hiroshige’s prints.

DVan Gogh’s copies include more realistic landscapes than Hiroshige’s prints.