Picasso created Guernica ( ) his own prayer
( ) peace. In 1937, Spain was ( A )
a civil war. The small town ( ) Guernica, ( )
the north of Spain, was bombed ( ) German planes
that supported General Franco. Franco controlled Spain ( )
many years after @that. The attack continued ( )
about three hours, and more than 2,000 villagers were killed or injured.
The attack ( ) Guernica gave Picasso an idea (
) a painting. ( ) 15 days
of the attack, Picasso started to paint Guernica. It was his protest (
) the war. Picasso completed this enormous work
(たった一月で【4語】).
( ) he was painting the work, he made an announcement
( ) the painting. In the announcement, he said
“Through this painting, AI want (Spanish / Civil / has / people / with
/ which / Spanish / express / War / , / the / my / caused / the /
to / disagreement ) such enormous damage.” The work was exhibited
( ) the 1937 World Exposition ( )
Paris.
Guernica measures 3.5 meters high and 7.8 meters wide. Though Picasso
often used many colors ( ) his other works, Guernica is
not colorful. BHe used black, white and gray tones, which give Guernica a
sad mood. The painting probably (人々には奇妙に見える【4語】) who see it for the
first time. They may also think, “What do these objects symbolize?”
There are also many small symbols ( ) the painting. First, what is shown ( ) the left side ( ) the picture is a cow. It looks sad. ④What (cow / woman / the / has / look / of / front / the / made / in / is /sad) it. She is holding a dead child ( ) her arms.
Next, there is a horse in terrible pain ( B ) the picture.
Its body is (ばらばらになって【2語】), and it has a wound ( )
its side. The poor horse also has a knife ( ) his
back. There are other (hideを適切な形にしなさい) images, too. ⑤One view is
that the horse is a symbol of how war destroys everything.
( ) the right side, there is a fire. Someone is trapped ( ) the fire. Both her hands are raised (宙に【3語】). There are other lights and animals ( ) the picture. There are also dead soldiers and other symbols ( ) war and destruction. While feelings about the picture (人によって様々だ【5語】), Picasso’s message ( ) war is very clear.
During World War II, a German officer pointed ( )
a picture of Guernica and asked, “Did you do that?” Picasso looked
( ) him and said, “No, you did.”
What did Picasso mean? Surely the officer’s question ( C ),
“Did you paint this picture?” However, Picasso’s answer ( D
), “⑥What (destruction / war / from / is / the / this / symbolizes
/ picture). Your country bombed this poor little village (callを適切な形にしなさい)
Guernica. This is your fault.”
- ( )に適する語を指示があれば指示に従って、指示がなければ1語で入れなさい。
- ( A )と( B )に入る同じ語を4語で書きなさい。 ( )
( ) ( ) ( )
- 下線部@のitを本文中の2語で言い換えなさい。( ) ( )
- 下線部Aが「私が異を唱えたいのはスペイン内戦であり、それはスペインの人々に多大なる損害を及ぼしている。」となるように( )内の語を並べ替えなさい。I
want such enormous damage.
- 下線部Bを下記のように書き換えるとき( )に適する語を書きなさい。He used black,
white and gray tones, ( ) ( ) give
Guernica a sad mood.
- 下線部④が「その牛を悲しく見せているのはその前にいる女性だ。」となるように( )内の語を並べ替えなさい。What
it.
- 下線部⑤を下記の( )を埋めて和訳を完成させなさい。一つの考えは(
)ということだ。
- ( C )と( D )には入る同じ語を書きなさい。 ( )
- 下線部⑥が「この絵が象徴することは戦争による破壊だ。」となるように( )内の語を並べ替えなさい。
- Guernicaのシンボルを下の日本語の中から選び、出てきた順に並べなさい。( )→(
)→( )→(
)→( )→(
)→( )→(
)
光・戦死した兵士・宙に手を差し出す女性・牛・息絶えた子供・馬・子を抱く女性・火事