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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. Who did Frida give a painting to that she dated November 7, 1946?
(a) Remedios Varo.
(b) Leon Trotsky.
(c) Maria Izquierdo.
(d) Diego Rivera.

2. What kind of animal body does Lowe write that Frida painted with her own face (outside of her diary)?
(a) A deer.
(b) A cat.
(c) A bear.
(d) A dog.

3. What film does Isabel Villasenor participate in?
(a) Que Viva Mexico!
(b) Pinto Mi Raya!
(c) La Casa Azul
(d) Surrealistas

4. What does Frida write is the most precious thing?
(a) Leisure.
(b) Light.
(c) Laughter.
(d) Love.

5. What recipe does Frida include in her Diary?
(a) A recipe for paint.
(b) A recipe for deer food.
(c) An Aztec recipe for verdolagas, also called purslane.
(d) A recipe for salsa.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do the words "MOON" and "SUN" refer to in the image that places a woman between the two?

2. Who does Frida credit with the fact that she is "no longer alone"?

3. What does Lowe write that it means when she paints her right foot?

4. In the image where Frida paints "an angel and putto," what does Lowe write that Frida creates instead of stars?

5. To what does Lowe attribute Frida's "loose" handwriting in 1947?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

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

4. How does Frida categorize her art?

5. How does Frida describe life after her leg is amputated?

6. What does Frida write about Stalin?

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

8. What childhood memory does Frida describe, and could be seen as the origins of The Two Fridas?

9. What image does Lowe write that Frida paints from "a worm's-eye view"?

10. What doctor does Frida make reference to?

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