Worksheets2과 -어법 -본문 2-2, 3, 4
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 16mins
대중과 비평가들은 인간의 모습을 그리는 Rousseau의 평면적이고 겉보기에 유치한 기법을 비웃었습니다.
The public and critics [were laughed at / laughed at] Rousseau's [flat / flatly], [seeming / seemingly] childish style of [portray / portraying] human figures.
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이것은 그 그림들이 실제 같아 보이지 않았기 때문이었습니다.
This was [because / because of] the paintings did not look [real / really].
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Rousseau의 기법은 현저히 당대의 주류와는 달랐습니다.
Rousseau's style was [marked / markedly] different from the contemporary mainstream.
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한 비평가는 심지어 “Monsieur Rousseau는 눈가리개를 그의 눈 위에 얹고 그의 발로 그림을 그린다.”라고 말했습니다.
One critic even [said / saying], "Monsieur Rousseau paints with his feet [for / with] a blindfold over his eyes.”
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그러한 혹독한 비판에도 Rousseau는 결코 그의 기법을 포기하지 않았습니다.
[Though / In spite of] [so / such] harsh criticism, Rousseau never gave up his style.
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그는 계속해서 그의 그림을 그렸고 살롱 전에 그것들을 제출했습니다.
He continued to draw his paintings and [submitting / submit] [it / them] to the Salon.
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Rousseau의 그림들이 몇몇 젊은 예술가의 마음을 끌기 시작한 것은 20세기로 전환될 무렵이었습니다.
[That / It] was around the turn of the 20th century [which / that] Rousseau's paintings began [attract / to attract / attracting] some young artists.
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그들은 기존의 화풍에 싫증이 났었고 Rousseau의 그림은 새로운 유행에 대한 그들의 욕구를 충족시켜주었습니다.
They were [boring / bored] [by / with] existing painting styles and Rousseau's paintings met [its / their] desire for a new trend.
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특히, Pablo Picasso는 Rousseau의 그림이 익숙하지 않고 신비로워 보였기 때문에 그의 그림의 낯선 에너지를 칭찬했습니다.
Especially, Pablo Picasso admired the strange energy of Rousseau's paintings [because / thanks to] they [look / looked] [unfamiliar / unfamiliarly] and [mysterious / mysteriously].
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Rousseau의 그림 중에 가장 잘 알려진 몇 점들은 정글 그림의 연작들입니다. Rousseau는 그의 말년 6년 동안 26점의 정글 그림을 그렸습니다.
[Some / Some of] the most well-known of Rousseau's paintings [is / are] a series of jungle paintings. Rousseau [produced / has produced] twenty-six jungle paintings in the final six years of his life.
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사실, 그는 프랑스 밖으로 여행을 가본적도 없고 정글을 본적도 없었습니다. 그렇다면 어떻게 그는 그의 정글 장면을 만들어냈을까요?
In fact, he [has / had] never traveled outside of France or [saw / seen] a jungle. Then [how / what] did he create his jungle scenes?
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그가 영감을 받은 것은 삽화가 그려진 책들과 식물원으로부터였습니다.
It was from [illustrating / illustrated] books and botanical gardens [which / that] he received inspiration.
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그는 종종 파리의 동물원과 식물원이 합쳐진 파리 식물원에 갔습니다.
He frequently [visited / visited in] the Jardin des Plantes (Garden of Plants), a [combined / combining] zoo and botanical garden in Paris.
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가 그곳에 갈 때마다 그는 많은 이국적인 동물들과 식물들을 관찰했습니다.
[Wherever / Whenever] he went there, he observed [much / a lot of] exotic animals and plants.
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Rousseau는 그의 방문에 대해 “제가 이 뜨거운 온실에서 이국땅에서 온 낯선 식물들을 볼 때 제가 꿈속으로 들어가는 것만 같아요.” 라고 말했습니다.
Rousseau said [to / of] his visits, "When I am in these hothouses and [saw / see] the strange plants from exotic lands, [that / it] seems to me [what / that] I am [entering / entering into] a dream.”
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이런 식으로 그는 그 자신만의 현실과 환상이 공존하는 신비로운 정글 그림들을 만들어 냈습니다.
In this way, he created his own mysterious jungle paintings [that / where] reality and fantasy coexist.
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Rousseau의 그림에 즐거웠나요? 그는 일생동안 혹독한 비판을 받았던 화가들 중 한명이었습니다.
Did you enjoy Rousseau's paintings? He was one of the [painter / painters] who [receives / received] harsh criticism [while / during] their lifetime.
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그러나 그는 그림을 그리고 그의 독특한 기법을 발전시켜나가는 것을 결코 멈추지 않았습니다.
However, he never stopped [to paint / painting] and [to develop / developing] his unique style.
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그는 세관 공무원으로 살아가면서 화가가 되기 위해 그의 꿈을 추구하였고 그는 관습과 전통을 뛰어넘는 많은 몽환적인 작품을 탄생시켰습니다.
He chased his dream [becoming / to become] an artist while [lived / living] as a customs officer and he created many dreamlike works [went / that went] beyond custom and tradition.
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그의 그림 속의 상상과 현실의 결합은 훗날 예술가들에게 영감이 되었고 이에 따라 그는 ‘소박파와 초현실주의의 조상’으로 알려지게 되었습니다.
The mix of fantasy and reality in his paintings [was inspired / inspired] later artists and, thus, he became [knowing / known] [as / for] "The Grandfather of Naive Painting and Surrealism.”
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루소가 했던 것처럼 여러분도 꿈을 추구해보는 게 어떤가요?
Why don't you pursue your dream as Rousseau [does / did]?
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