2. What was the name of the painting that Kahlo created that was in reference to a man who murdered his lover?
(a) My Tears.
(b) My Dress Hangs There.
(c) Where I Left My Heart.
(d) A Few Small Nips.

3. After Kahlo and Rivera were married, how did Kahlo begin to dress?
(a) As an American.
(b) As a respectable housewife.
(c) As a Tehuana woman.
(d) As a flapper girl.

4. How many boys were in Kahlo's clique at the National Preparatory School?
(a) Five.
(b) One.
(c) Two.
(d) Seven.

5. What year did Kahlo claim that she was born?
(a) 1909.
(b) 1907.
(c) 1908.
(d) 1910.

6. What causes Kahlo's family into penury, whereas before they had lived a comfortable lifestyle?
(a) The Mexican Revolution.
(b) Their mother' illness.
(c) The recession.
(d) His illness.

7. In Chapter 7, what was an important part of who Kahlo was?
(a) The kind of make-up she put on.
(b) The type of food she ate.
(c) The way she dressed herself.
(d) The way she did her hair.

8. Kahlo's mother tried to raise her daughters with a traditional Mexican upbringing; what two things did she enforce?
(a) Plowing the fields and musical talent.
(b) Mending clothes and yardwork.
(c) Learning how to cook and attending religious services regularly.
(d) Cleaning the house and religious study.

9. What was the strongest reason that Kahlo is permitted to attend such an impressive school as the National Preparatory School?
(a) Her father, Guillermo.
(b) Her mother, Maria.
(c) Her father, Alejandro.
(d) Her mother, Matilde.

10. What happened to Kahlo when she became ill after leaving New York in Chapter 11?
(a) Her right foot seemed paralyzed.
(b) Her left foot seemed paralyzed.
(c) Her left hand seemed paralyzed.
(d) Her right hand seemed paralyzed.

11. How did the environment around Rivera change as his mural was partly finished in Chapter 11?
(a) It became dull.
(b) It started to grow too crowded with people.
(c) It started to grow hostile.
(d) It became overwhelming.

12. What did people do when Rivera arrived back in New York in Chapter 11?
(a) They threw tomatoes at him in the streets.
(b) They picketed his gallery opening.
(c) They purchased tickets to watch him paint.
(d) They waited in long lines to meet him.

13. How old was Rivera when he met Kahlo again in Chapter 6?
(a) 45 years old.
(b) 51 years old.
(c) 41 years old.
(d) 55 years old.

14. Who did Rivera start to hear complaints from regarding who he had taken commissions from?
(a) His Communist party.
(b) His Capitalist party.
(c) His wife, Kahlo.
(d) His family and friends.

15. Who had Rivera accepted commissions from that he was now having complaints about in Chapter 9?
(a) Germany and the Mexican government.
(b) The Mexican government and the United States.
(c) The Mexican government and Chile.
(d) The United States and Germany.