Frida Kahlo

What is surrealism, as described in the text?

• A form of painting that uses bright colors and abstract shapes.

• A form of painting that is inspired by dreams and uses images that are symbolic of other things.

• A style of painting that focuses on historical events.

• A technique in painting that uses only geometric patterns.

Why did Frida Kahlo devote herself to painting?

• She wanted to become as famous as Diego Rivera.

• She was inspired by the working class in Mexico.

• After a trolley accident, she was unable to pursue her medical studies.

• Painting was a hobby she picked up during her childhood.

What is a common theme found in Frida Kahlo's work?

• The struggle of the working class in Mexico.

• The beauty of the Mexican landscape.

• The theme of identity and the use of symbols.

• The depiction of famous Mexican battles.

What style is sometimes used to describe Frida Kahlo's work?

• Abstract expressionism.

• Cubism.

• Magic realism.

• Impressionism.

What type of symbols did Frida Kahlo often use in her paintings?

• Modern industrial symbols.

• Traditional American symbols.

• Christian symbols and native Mexican elements.

• Abstract symbols without specific cultural references.

What does one of Frida Kahlo's self-portraits, mentioned in the text, depict in the background?

• A scene of a modern city with skyscrapers.

• Metal tubes and smoke stacks on one side, and traditional Mexican scenes on the other.

• A landscape of the Mexican countryside.

• Images of her family and friends.

How did Frida Kahlo's physical condition influence her artwork?

• It had no significant impact on her artwork.

• It led her to explore themes of pain and recovery.

• It restricted her to only small-sized canvases.

• It influenced her to use brighter colors.

In what way did Frida Kahlo's heritage influence her art?

• She rarely incorporated elements of her heritage into her art.

• She focused exclusively on European art traditions.

• She blended elements of Mexican culture with other influences.

• She rejected her heritage in favor of modernist trends.

What relationship did Frida Kahlo have with Diego Rivera?

• They were rivals in the art world.

• They were teacher and student.

• They were married and both were prominent artists.

• They had no personal relationship, only professional.

Which of the following best describes the primary focus of Frida Kahlo's paintings?

• Abstract landscapes.

• Political activism.

• Personal experiences and pain.

• Still life compositions.