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Reading Passage 1: Art is an integral part of human culture, expressing the thoughts, emotions, and experiences of individuals and societies. From the earliest cave paintings to modern digital art, it has been a way for humans to communicate and connect with each other. The earliest forms of art were likely created for religious or ritualistic purposes. This is evident from the cave paintings discovered in various parts of the world, depicting animals, humans, and abstract patterns. As societies developed, art evolved to reflect the cultural, social, and political context of the time. For example, during the Renaissance period, artists began to use perspective and light to create more realistic works, reflecting a shift towards humanism and individualism. In the 20th century, art movements such as cubism, surrealism, and abstract expressionism challenged traditional conventions and pushed the boundaries of what could be considered art. Today, digital technology is transforming the art world, offering new ways to create, share, and experience art. Despite these changes, the fundamental purpose of art—to express and evoke emotion—remains. Exercise 1: Matching Headings 1. The earliest forms of art 2. The evolution of art in response to societal changes 3. The influence of the 20th-century art movements 4. The role of digital technology in contemporary art 5. The enduring purpose of art Exercise 2: True/False 1. The earliest forms of art were likely created for religious or ritualistic purposes. 2. Art during the Renaissance period became more realistic. 3. Cubism, surrealism, and abstract expressionism upheld traditional art conventions. 4. Digital technology is transforming the art world. 5. The fundamental purpose of art has changed over time.