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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Lowe write that Frida suffered from in her foot?
(a) Trophic ulcers.
(b) Hammer toe.
(c) Athlete's foot.
(d) Spurs.

2. Who does Frida claim was her best example of tenderness as a youth?
(a) Her father.
(b) Zapata.
(c) Matisse.
(d) Her mother.

3. Who is Miss Capulina?
(a) A dog.
(b) A poet.
(c) A deer.
(d) An artist.

4. What does Lowe write to explain the piece The Two Fridas, painted in 1939?
(a) Frida wrote that one of these was the Frida Diego loved, the other was the Frida that Diego once loved.
(b) Frida claimed that one was the Frida that her parents had longed for, the other the Frida who was an artist.
(c) Frida wrote that one was how Diego would have her be, while the other was who she was.
(d) Frida claimed that one was the sick Frida, while the other was the healthy Frida.

5. After writing, "I am no longer alone," who does Frida write that she loves?
(a) Diego Rivera.
(b) Mao.
(c) Tina Modoti.
(d) Her father.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Frida create a list of things she is thankful for?

2. Who did Frida give a painting to that she dated November 7, 1946?

3. What does Frida write over and over, in bubbles surrounding an angel?

4. Who is Olinka?

5. What recipe does Frida include in her Diary?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Frida alter an erotic photo of a woman?

2. What image does Frida create with the word "sleep"?

3. What significance does the number 379 have to Frida?

4. What does Frida write about the painter Hieronymus Bosh?

5. How does Frida categorize her art?

6. How does Frida describe the United States and England?

7. Frida uses the signature Sadja. What does this mean?

8. How does Frida describe her early life in her "Outline of my life"?

9. Which painting does Frida plan in a preliminary sketch in her diary?

10. Why does Frida draw her right foot?

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