Làm sao vậy nhỉ Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the,correct answer to each of the questions from 44 to 50.,Leonardo Da Vinci is among the most influential artists in history, having left a significant,legacy not only in the realm of art but in science as well, each discipline informing his mastery of,the other. He was born in a Tuscan hamlet near Vinci, Italy in 1452. Da Vinci contributed his,unique genius to virtually everything he touched, so it is not easy to put Da Vinci into a category.,He was a painter, sculptor, astronomer, inventor, mathematician, writer, and more. No name better,seems to symbolize Renaissance age than Leonardo da Vinci.,Da Vinci is perhaps most famous as a painter. He began a nine-year apprenticeship at the,age of 14 to Andrea del Verrocchio, a popular sculptor, painter and goldsmith who was an,important figure in the art world of the day. Leonardo da Vinci not only developed his skills in,drawing, painting and sculpting during his apprenticeship, but through others working in and,around the studio, he picked up knowledge in such diverse fields as mechanics, carpentry,,metallurgy, architectural drafting and chemistry. His drawings reflected da Vinci's interest in how,things are put together and how they work. Leonardo began creating his most well-known and,replicated work, Mona Lisa when he received a commission from Francesco del Giocondo to paint,his wife. The precise date of completion for "Mona Lisa", one of the most renowned paintings in,the world, is still in question, but many historians agree that Leonardo da Vinci began the,masterpiece in 1503.,As a scientist and inventor, Da Vinci designed and invented things that were not possible to,create during the time that he lived. He made plans for helicopters, tanks, calculators, and 10,solar-powered machines. He kept extensive notebooks in which he wrote in code. Historians have,to hold the notebooks up to a mirror to be able to read them. Da Vinci also made many,discoveries, but he was not interested in becoming famous for them. He didn't publish any of his,ideas.,Just like William Shakespeare on literature, Leonardo's impact on art is tremendous.,Throughout his life, Leonardo da Vinci avoided the intrigues of worldly ambitions and vanity. He,was a reserved and withdrawn man, not concerned with glory, and yet absolutely sure of the value,of his abilities. Along with a small band of contemporary Renaissance figures, Leonardo da Vinci,becomes the center of a movement of artists that has permanently enriched western culture.,44. What would be the most suitable title for the passage?,A. The Many Talents of Leonardo Da Vinci,B. Leonardo Da Vinci as a Painter,C. The Scientific Discoveries of Leonardo Da Vinci,D. Leonardo Da Vinci's Personal Life,45. The word "legacy" in the passage is closest in meaning to,A. heritage B. tradition D. invention,C. girl,46. According to the passage, what did Leonardo Da Vinci make plans for?,A. Many scientific discoveries B. Books that he never published,C. Helicopters and other machines D. Mirrors to use with his notebooks,47. Which of the following is true about Leonardo Da Vinci?,A. He painted Mona Lisa when he was an apprentice.,B. He was sociable and made the acquaintance with lots of scientists.,C. He published many of his findings.,D. He is most well-known as a painter.

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Làm sao vậy nhỉ Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the,correct answer to each of the questions from 44 to 50.,Leonardo Da Vinci is among the most influential artists in history, having left a significant,legacy not only in the realm of art but in science as well, each discipline informing his mastery of,the other. He was born in a Tuscan hamlet near Vinci, Italy in 1452. Da Vinci contributed his,unique genius to virtually everything he touched, so it is not easy to put Da Vinci into a category.,He was a painter, sculptor, astronomer, inventor, mathematician, writer, and more. No name better,seems to symbolize Renaissance age than Leonardo da Vinci.,Da Vinci is perhaps most famous as a painter. He began a nine-year apprenticeship at the,age of 14 to Andrea del Verrocchio, a popular sculptor, painter and goldsmith who was an,important figure in the art world of the day. Leonardo da Vinci not only developed his skills in,drawing, painting and sculpting during his apprenticeship, but through others working in and,around the studio, he picked up knowledge in such diverse fields as mechanics, carpentry,,metallurgy, architectural drafting and chemistry.  His drawings reflected da Vinci&#x27;s interest in how,things are put together and how they work.  Leonardo began creating his most well-known and,replicated work, Mona Lisa when he received a commission from Francesco del Giocondo to paint,his wife. The precise date of completion for "Mona Lisa", one of the most renowned paintings in,the world, is still in question, but many historians agree that Leonardo da Vinci began the,masterpiece in 1503.,As a scientist and inventor, Da Vinci designed and invented things that were not possible to,create during the time that he lived. He made plans for helicopters, tanks, calculators, and 10,solar-powered machines. He kept extensive notebooks in which he wrote in code. Historians have,to hold the notebooks up to a mirror to be able to read them. Da Vinci also made many,discoveries, but he was not interested in becoming famous for them. He didn&#x27;t publish any of his,ideas.,Just like William Shakespeare on literature, Leonardo&#x27;s impact on art is tremendous.,Throughout his life, Leonardo da Vinci avoided the intrigues of worldly ambitions and vanity. He,was a reserved and withdrawn man, not concerned with glory, and yet absolutely sure of the value,of his abilities. Along with a small band of contemporary Renaissance figures, Leonardo da Vinci,becomes the center of a movement of artists that has permanently enriched western culture.,44.   What would be the most suitable title for the passage?,A. The Many Talents of Leonardo Da Vinci,B. Leonardo Da Vinci as a Painter,C. The Scientific Discoveries of Leonardo Da Vinci,D. Leonardo Da Vinci&#x27;s Personal Life,45.   The word "legacy" in the passage is closest in meaning to,A. heritage B. tradition D. invention,C. girl,46. According to the passage, what did Leonardo Da Vinci make plans for?,A. Many scientific discoveries B. Books that he never published,C. Helicopters and other machines D. Mirrors to use with his notebooks,47. Which of the following is true about Leonardo Da Vinci?,A. He painted Mona Lisa when he was an apprentice.,B. He was sociable and made the acquaintance with lots of scientists.,C. He published many of his findings.,D. He is most well-known as a painter.

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44. A. The Many Talents of Leonardo Da Vinci
45. A. heritage
46. C. Helicopters and other machines
47. D. He is most well-known as a painter