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Frida Kahlo Gone Mad! Trivia Quiz

Do you love Frida Kahlo and her works? Take this quiz to see if you have gone mad for Frida!

A multiple-choice quiz by parkst. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
parkst

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
221,427

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
8 / 10

Plays
611

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Question 1 of 10

1. To start off, what nationality is Frida? Hint

Spanish

Puerto Rican

Mexican

Colombian

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Question 2 of 10

2. What tragic event took place in her early life causing Frida disability and suffering for the rest of her years? Hint

A car accident

Fell from a cliff

A bus accident

Plane crash

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Question 3 of 10

3. Frida fell in love and married one of Mexico's most famous artists; people dubbed their relationship that of an elephant and a dove. Who is this man? Hint

Pablo Picasso

Diego Rivera

Ansel Adams

Man Ray

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Question 4 of 10

4. Onto her art...of all Frida's works, what theme is she most famous for? Hint

Nudes

Landscapes

Still lifes

Self portraits

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Question 5 of 10

5. Name the only collage Frida ever did. Hint

My Nurse and I

The Wounded Deer

Self-Portrait with Cropped Hair

My Dress Hangs There

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Question 6 of 10

6. What situation did Frida create "Henry Ford's Hospital" from? Hint

A miscarriage

A daughter was born

A family death

Rivera had a heart attack

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Question 7 of 10

7. According to Frida, what is her interpretation of "Two Fridas" ? Hint

The split personalities that Frida believed she had ever since she was a child.

A recurring dream that Frida stated she never stopped having until after she finally created this painting- she never stated what the dream meant to her.

The part of Frida that desires to live as a poor, regular woman juxtaposed with the side of Frida that wants to embrace the European influence that has overcome her.

The side of Frida her husband loves and the side of Frida her husband does not love- they are connected.

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Question 8 of 10

8. What art movement was Frida often identified with by its members? Hint

Mexican Muralist

Abstract Expressionism

Colorfield

Surrealism

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Question 9 of 10

9. What famous female artist did Frida have an affair with? Hint

Georgia O'Keeffe

Janice Wibson

Cindy Sherman

Sherry Levine

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Question 10 of 10

10. What are the famous words that Frida wrote in her diary right before she died? (English translation) Hint

The pain hurts more than hell, but life is worth it.

Long live life.

I hope the exit is joyful and I hope never to return.

I don't know why I call him my Diego- he will never be mine, he will always belong to himself.

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. To start off, what nationality is Frida?

Answer: Mexican

Frida, of course, is Mexican. Her home, Casa de Azul, stands as a museum in Mexico.

2. What tragic event took place in her early life causing Frida disability and suffering for the rest of her years?

Answer: A bus accident

When Frida was involved in this accident, doctors believed she would not live, let alone walk, again. Although she did, the accident would plague her for the rest of her life.

3. Frida fell in love and married one of Mexico's most famous artists; people dubbed their relationship that of an elephant and a dove. Who is this man?

Answer: Diego Rivera

Although Rivera had been married before Frida, and was almost twice her age, the two fell in love and had a very controversial relationship which included infidelity, divorce and remarriage to each other.

4. Onto her art...of all Frida's works, what theme is she most famous for?

Answer: Self portraits

Frida specialized in self portraits, stating that she painted them because she knew herself best.

5. Name the only collage Frida ever did.

Answer: My Dress Hangs There

"My Dress Hangs There" was a work Frida started while in New York with Rivera during one of his commissions- she stated that although she was in New York, only her dress hangs there while her heart stays in Mexico.

6. What situation did Frida create "Henry Ford's Hospital" from?

Answer: A miscarriage

"Henry Ford's Hospital" is full of iconography and symbolism regarding how Frida felt after the miscarriage of her child. However, Frida experienced several miscarriages during her life - she was never able to give birth to a child due to the trolley accident during her young adulthood.

7. According to Frida, what is her interpretation of "Two Fridas" ?

Answer: The side of Frida her husband loves and the side of Frida her husband does not love- they are connected.

Frida was conflicted with the side of her that Rivera loved, which embraced Mexican traditions of dress and ritual, and the side where Frida expressed being rebellious, that drank and had affairs with others. She created this work to show that she is both, connected physically - but the part that Rivera loved bleeds.

8. What art movement was Frida often identified with by its members?

Answer: Surrealism

Frida was embraced by Andre Breton and Marcel Duchamp- they considered her work to be highly Surrealist, but Frida never classified herself with any group.

9. What famous female artist did Frida have an affair with?

Answer: Georgia O'Keeffe

It was no secret that Frida was bi-sexual. She kept lesbian friends and lovers just as often as she kept male friends and lovers. She also had an affair with the wife of one of the surrealists.

10. What are the famous words that Frida wrote in her diary right before she died? (English translation)

Answer: I hope the exit is joyful and I hope never to return.

Rivera stated that Frida's paintings are "agonizing poetry on canvas" -Frida felt that her life was full of pain and sadness, and most of all she hated the pain her body caused her. She wanted to be burned not buried, and she wanted never to return.

Source: Author parkst

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