امتحان محوسب في القواعد – الوحدة 7 – LESSON 2B (Workbook 14 & 15) – اللغة الإنجليزية 12th

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The building, which many considered so ugly is today a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Is that the evening dress, which you bought in Paris?

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I know someone designs flamboyant jewellery.

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Alex is very fashion-conscious which means you'll never see her wearing mismatched outfits.

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I would love to go back to Madrid, in where we first met.

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It's the low prices which that encourage me to keep buying second-hand clothes.

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Canaletto who was born in Italy enjoyed great success in England.

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The people who bought this sculpture were happy to pay the high price.

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The artist spent his childhood in Brazil which had a formative effect on his work.

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Canaletto who was 65 at the time was elected to the Venetian Academy eight years after his return from England.

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The painter who was self-taught was actually better than the other one.

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The painter, who created this piece, had a fertile imagination.

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The students who were taught by Richard all became excellent artists.

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Whose are those paintings which are exhibited in the first gallery?

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The man who lives next door is a wellknown artist.

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A painting that had been lost for decades has just resurfaced.

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They wanted £6 million for the painting, which was far too much.

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Please let me have all the paintings that you have available.

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It’s difficult having no one to talk with.

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This is something we have already spoken about.

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The music I listen to is usually quite calming.

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A gallery is a place where pictures are displayed.

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Georges Braque is an artist I know very little about.

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We're studying Mohanna Durra. Jordanian art wouldn't be the same without him.

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No matter what they say, you are definitely talented.

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You are lucky being able to visit the Prado at any time you like.

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No matter what you do, don’t give up painting!

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We can go any day which suits you best.

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Use any colour you want.

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The person who painted that has real vision.

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Everywhere he went, he took his art supplies with him.

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The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood was a group of artists formed in 1848 ¹.......... were inspired by 15th-century Italian art. As the name suggests, this group of artists were men, _².......... are well known to this day: Dante Gabriel Rossetti, John Everett Millais, William Holman Hunt. But what of the women ³.......... were in their circle – sisters, wives, fellow artists whose names have largely been forgotten?

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Sisterhood
The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood was a group of artists formed in 1848 ¹.......... were inspired by 15th-century Italian art. As the name suggests, this group of artists were men, _².......... are well known to this day: Dante Gabriel Rossetti, John Everett Millais, William Holman Hunt. But what of the women ³.......... were in their circle – sisters, wives, fellow artists whose names have largely been forgotten?

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Sisterhood
The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood was a group of artists formed in 1848 ¹.......... were inspired by 15th-century Italian art. As the name suggests, this group of artists were men, _².......... are well known to this day: Dante Gabriel Rossetti, John Everett Millais, William Holman Hunt. But what of the women ³.......... were in their circle – sisters, wives, fellow artists whose names have largely been forgotten?

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Perhaps the best known is Elizabeth Siddall, wife of Rossetti, a painter in her own right, ⁴.......... paintings show talent. As a woman, she was unable to study at art school, ⁵.......... she could have learnt more about technique. Among her many works is a self-portrait ⁶.......... her striking beauty is quite apparent. Her delicate looks were matched by a delicate health, ⁷.......... result of which, she often became very ill.

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Perhaps the best known is Elizabeth Siddall, wife of Rossetti, a painter in her own right, ⁴.......... paintings show talent. As a woman, she was unable to study at art school, ⁵.......... she could have learnt more about technique. Among her many works is a self-portrait ⁶.......... her striking beauty is quite apparent. Her delicate looks were matched by a delicate health, ⁷.......... result of which, she often became very ill.

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Perhaps the best known is Elizabeth Siddall, wife of Rossetti, a painter in her own right, ⁴.......... paintings show talent. As a woman, she was unable to study at art school, ⁵.......... she could have learnt more about technique. Among her many works is a self-portrait ⁶.......... her striking beauty is quite apparent. Her delicate looks were matched by a delicate health, ⁷.......... result of which, she often became very ill.

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Perhaps the best known is Elizabeth Siddall, wife of Rossetti, a painter in her own right, ⁴.......... paintings show talent. As a woman, she was unable to study at art school, ⁵.......... she could have learnt more about technique. Among her many works is a self-portrait ⁶.......... her striking beauty is quite apparent. Her delicate looks were matched by a delicate health, ⁷.......... result of which, she often became very ill.

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However, the most famous of the ‘sisterhood’, Christina Rossetti, was not a painter, but a poet. Sister to Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Christina was somewhat overlooked at the time ⁸.......... her brother was far more famous. However, her reputation in modern times has eclipsed his. She has even been referred to as Britain’s ‘greatest woman poet’ ⁹.......... is quite an accolade.

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However, the most famous of the ‘sisterhood’, Christina Rossetti, was not a painter, but a poet. Sister to Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Christina was somewhat overlooked at the time ⁸.......... her brother was far more famous. However, her reputation in modern times has eclipsed his. She has even been referred to as Britain’s ‘greatest woman poet’ ⁹.......... is quite an accolade.