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Q6. Most abstract art starts with a common human experience. You might just have to spend some time 
with a painting to uncover what that is and what it means to you. A painting represents a unique 
conversation between the artist and a particular viewer. Although you don't know anything about the artist 
in order to be moved by a painting, the viewer with the greatest knowledge will most understand the 
artwork. 
Q7. Art historians typically identify the early 20th century as an important historical moment in the history 
of abstract art as artists worked to create what they defined as ‘pure art’ — creative works that were not 
grounded in visual perceptions, but in the imagination of the artist. Influential works from this time period 
include Picture with a Circle (1911) by the Russian artist Wassily Kandinsky (1866—1944) and Francis 
Picabia’s Caoutchouc (1909). 

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READING PRACTICE TEST - MATCHING HEADINGS – TEST 39 
A. Fonts and layout
E. E-mail threads 
B. Get your fundamentals right
F. Answer all queries 
C. Acronyms and emoticons
G. Add disclaimers 
D. The 3 ‘S’
H. Keep it short and sweet 
Q1. You are typing an e-mail, not a novel. It is also not the place to show your power over vocabulary. 
Nobody has time in this world to read a long e-mail. Remember, reading an e-mail on a computer screen is 
more difficult when compared to reading a printed or a handwritten letter. A long e-mail would obviously 
irritate the receiver and also make it tedious to read them. 
Q2. The three mandatory things to be seen in your e-mail are subject, salutation and signature. An 
appropriate subject is very essential. A receiver should be able to get an idea about the content of the e-
mail just by looking at the subject. Next is the salutation. This should be personal and formal. The last but 
not the least is the signature. So, always sign your e-mail with necessary details. 
Q3. The basic necessities of any written communication are spelling, punctuation and grammar. The above 
three mentioned are the most essential and inevitable features required in your e-mail. A grammar error 
could lead to a lot of misunderstanding and confusion. So, be clear with the basics of the language you 
communicate in. Reread the e-mail and check for any kind of error and correct them before you 
send it.