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According to the passage, those looking at Paul Klee's "Intention".

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   will see a detailed portrait of a person
   
2. 
   would enjoy the beautiful landscape with animals and trees
   
3. 
   would definitely appreciate his ability
   
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   might express different interpretations of the painting
   
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   can't help noticing his sharp brush movements
   

2. 
   It is implied in the passage that the artist
   

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   mostly uses dull colours
   
2. 
   only uses clearly defined images
   
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   wasn't trained at an art school
   
4. 
   was a distinguished member of the art world
   
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   uses colour purposefully
   

3. 
   It is clear from the passage that, of the forms around the head in the picture "Intention",
   

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   some are on their own while some are linked to others
   
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   the brightest in colour is the brick
   
3. 
   the trees are clearer than the animals
   
4. 
   the background consisting of red and green bricks is the most striking
   
5. 
   the eye is the best remembered
   

140 A PARADISE FOR AUTHORS AND ARTISTS
Literary and artistic creativity have generally been highly valued by the French people, and such activities have flourished there and gone on to spread the influence of French culture throughout the world. Such 18th-century author- philosophers as Voltaire and Jean-Jacques Rousseau were instrumental in shaping the ideas of modern France, and the works of Jean Racine, Moliere and other neoclassical playwrights are still widely performed. Victor Hugo, Honore de Balzac, and Emile Zola were among the literary giants of the 19th century. French authors have won eleven Nobel prizes for literature, far more than those of any other nation. Painting has also long been a vital art form in France. Artists often enjoyed the patronage of the nobility, producing works of quality and variety. During the 1800s, the impressionist movement was largely the inspiration of such French artists as Edgar Degas, Pierre Auguste Renoir and Claude Monet, and many art trends of the 20th century also originated in France. In addition, the atmosphere of free inquiry and artistic integrity that has generally been present in France has attracted many artists and writers from other countries.

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