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Task 1. Rock art . Read the following words in context and choose the most appropriate definition for each word in bold . 1 1 . I really needed to go over it with someone . a . to begin or carry on with an activity b.to examine or loot at something in a careful or detailed way C. to be fond of , to be interested in 2. Yes , the rock drawings in the caves of Lascaux in western France . a . the round hole at the top of a volcano b.a very narrow space between parts of something C. a large hole in the side of a hill , cliff , or mountain , or one that is underground 3. But you can also find some human representations , as well as some signs . a.description b.symbolism c . perspective 4 . And the third most commonly drawn creature was the stag . a . beast b.personage C. man 5 . Well , the bulls are depicted very figuratively - they're not very realistic . a . captured b.represented C. stated 16 . There doesn't appear to be much evidence of signs . a.clue b.proof c . key 7 . In one or two chambers , you do find pictures of fish but they're quite rare . а . frequent b . not common C.occasional Task 2. Answer the following questions . • How can people enjoy the drawings today ? • Why did early humans take so much time to paint instead of hunt ? • Why the most depicted animal was horse ?​Transcript Mia: Hello, David. Oh hi, Mia. Sorry I'm a bit late. Davi d: Oh. No problem! Thanks for agreeing to help me with my assignment today. I really needed to go over it with someone. Sure. You were going to talk about European rock art, weren't you? Mia: Davi d: Mia: Yes, the rock drawings in the caves of Lascaux in western France. Oh, fantastic, over 13,000 years old, I believe. What sort of drawings are they? They're drawings of animals on the whole, but you can also find some human representations, as well as some signs. There are roughly 600 drawings at Davi d: Mia: Lascaux. Davi Really? Were they mostly pictures of bulls? d: Well, no, actually, the animal most depicted was the horse. Have a look at this Mia: graph. It shows the distribution of the different animals. You see... first the horse. and then after that a sort of prehistoric bull. Oh, OK. That's interesting, isn't it? Davi d: .and the third most commonly drawn creature was the stag. There were Mia: some other animals but these are the main ones. Davi What are the drawings like? I mean, what sort of style? d: Well, the bulls are depicted very figuratively - they're not very realistic. They are very big by comparison to the other drawings, of people and signs. They appear to be almost three-dimensional in some cases, following the contours of the Mia: cave walls, but of course they're not. Amazing. Perhaps they felt these animals were the most impressive and needed to Davi d: be represented like that. Yeah, maybe. The drawings of humans by contrast consist of just simple lines. Like the stick figures my little sister draws. Perhaps humans were seen as less Mia: important. Mmm, perhaps. What about the sjcas. How did they draw them? Davi d: There doesn't appear to be much evidence of sians, and those that haveTranscript Mia: Hello, David. Oh hi, Mia. Sorry I'm a bit late. Davi d: Oh. No problem! Thanks for agreeing to help me with my assignment today. I really needed to go over it with someone. Sure. You were going to talk about European rock art, weren't you? Mia: Davi d: Mia: Yes, the rock drawings in the caves of Lascaux in western France. Oh, fantastic, over 13,000 years old, I believe. What sort of drawings are they? They're drawings of animals on the whole, but you can also find some human representations, as well as some signs. There are roughly 600 drawings at Davi d: Mia: Lascaux. Davi Really? Were they mostly pictures of bulls? d: Well, no, actually, the animal most depicted was the horse. Have a look at this Mia: graph. It shows the distribution of the different animals. You see... first the horse. and then after that a sort of prehistoric bull. Oh, OK. That's interesting, isn't it? Davi d: .and the third most commonly drawn creature was the stag. There were Mia: some other animals but these are the main ones. Davi What are the drawings like? I mean, what sort of style? d: Well, the bulls are depicted very figuratively - they're not very realistic. They are very big by comparison to the other drawings, of people and signs. They appear to be almost three-dimensional in some cases, following the contours of the Mia: cave walls, but of course they're not. Amazing. Perhaps they felt these animals were the most impressive and needed to Davi d: be represented like that. Yeah, maybe. The drawings of humans by contrast consist of just simple lines. Like the stick figures my little sister draws. Perhaps humans were seen as less Mia: important. Mmm, perhaps. What about the sjcas. How did they draw them? пжжж жауап жеберіндерші пжж срочна керек болып тұр жазып жеберіндерші пжж

Answer 1

Ответ:

пишите пожалуйста понятнее. если было полезно поставь сердечко и пять звезд ! <3

Объяснение:

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Answer 2

Task 1. Rock art:

1. "I really needed to go over it with someone." - b. to examine or look at something in a careful or detailed way.
2. "Yes, the rock drawings in the caves of Lascaux in western France." - c. a large hole in the side of a hill, cliff, or mountain, or one that is underground.
3. "But you can also find some human representations, as well as some signs." - b. symbolism.
4. "And the third most commonly drawn creature was the stag." - a. beast.
5. "Well, the bulls are depicted very figuratively - they're not very realistic." - b. represented.
6. "There doesn't appear to be much evidence of signs." - a. clue.
7. "In one or two chambers, you do find pictures of fish but they're quite rare." - c. occasional.

Task 2:

1. How can people enjoy the drawings today? People can enjoy the ancient rock art drawings by visiting the caves of Lascaux in western France, where they are located. Alternatively, they can view photographs and replicas of the drawings in museums or through educational resources.

2. Why did early humans take so much time to paint instead of hunt? Early humans likely painted these rock drawings for various reasons, including cultural, spiritual, or shamanistic purposes. Painting might have held significance in their rituals and storytelling, and it could have been a way to communicate and pass down knowledge. While hunting was essential for survival, the act of painting might have held a different kind of importance within their society.

3. Why was the most depicted animal the horse? The most depicted animal in the Lascaux cave drawings was the horse. This could be due to several reasons, including the cultural or spiritual significance of horses to early humans in that region. Horses might have been a symbol of power, mobility, or even a source of food. The exact reasons for the prominence of horses in the artwork remain a subject of research and interpretation by archaeologists and historians.