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Figure 90 shows images of three objects. The projections of their faces are marked with letters. Write how these faces are located in each case relative to the frontal projection plane. Recording example: A - parallel, B - perpendicular, C - oblique.

Answers:

1: ABC-parallel; WHERE-perpendicular; 2: ABC - in parallel; GD - perpendicular; 3:A- in parallel; BVD - perpendicular; G- obliquely

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1 Quest

Familiarize yourself with the material of the table and the task. Listen to 5 fragments of musical works (each will sound 2 times, No. 1 will sound three times).

1. Determine the genre of each of them.

2. Fill in the table, indicating the number of the sounding fragment. If you know the author and/or title of the work, please indicate it.

3. Define the genre and give an example of a work (author, title) in the remaining line.

4. Write 15 definitions and / or figurative characteristics for musical fragment No. 1. Underline the definitions that testify to its genre belonging to the fragment.

1. Answer:

Exercise

3 images of art monuments are given.

Write:

1. titles of works,

2. what country or culture they belong to,

3. the time of their creation,

4. their current location.

Exercise

Get acquainted with the signs of a work of art given in the text.

2. What culture or country does the work belong to?

3. Indicate the century or years when the work was created.

4. Briefly indicate the main features of this work.

You can work in a spreadsheet or give a text answer

This symphony is often compared with documentary works about the war, called a "document", "chronicle", because it conveys the spirit of events with extraordinary accuracy. But at the same time, it is amazing with the depth of thought, and not just with the immediacy of impressions. The author reveals the struggle of the people with fascism as a struggle between two poles: the world of reason, creativity, creation and the world of cruelty and destruction; a real Man and a civilized barbarian; good and evil.

“While working on the symphony,” the composer said, “I thought about the greatness of our people, about its heroism, about the best ideals of mankind, about the wonderful qualities of a person ...”.

Exercise

Consider a reproduction.

· If you recognize the work, write its title, author and time of creation.

· Write at least 15 definitions or phrases containing them that will be needed to describe the image imprinted on the reproduction.

Exercise

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Exercise

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1. Describe the overall composition of the work.

2. Name the significant memorable details, their place in the composition and function.

3. Determine the general mood of the picture.

4. Indicate the genre of the picture and name 3 works of the same genre.

5. Specify 3 notable works the same artist.

Exercise

Consider reproductions.

Mark the numbers of works that relate to the culture of Ancient Greece.

If you recognize the works, write the title, author, time of creation.

1.	2.	3.
4.	5.	6.
7.	8.	9.
10.	11.	12.

Exercise

12 terms related to art are given

1. Combine terms into groups.

2. Define each group.

Poem, still life, opera, symphony, ode, sonnet, landscape, romance, epigram, oratorio, portrait, marina