PrepTest 108, Section 1, Question 5

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Passage 1The political meaning of Frida Kahlo’s indigenous imagery
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Painter Frida Kahlo (1910–1954) often used harrowing images(450 more words not shown)

The passage mentions each of(14 more words not shown)

Reading the passage

Four images are named, and one isn't. The lists in paragraph 3 let us check them directly. A plausible Aztec image still needs to appear in this account.

Working the answers

  • A

    “Skeletons” are explicitly listed near the start of paragraph 3.

  • B

    The border painting includes “an Aztec sculpture.”

  • C
    Correct

    Neither a serpent nor a snake is mentioned. A synonym would count, but there isn't one here.

  • D

    The border painting includes “a skull” associated with those lining Aztec temple walls.

  • E

    “Bleeding hearts” appear in the opening list alongside skeletons. The singular form in the answer identifies the same image.

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