Comprehensive biography worksheet designed to help students practice reading comprehension and past tense verbs while learning about Frida Kahlo.

Here are the answers to complete the worksheet based on Frida Kahlo’s biography.

Part 1: Fill in the Blanks

*(Note: The text in parentheses is the correct word or phrase to fill the gap)*

Frida Kahlo was born (verb) in Mexico City in 1907. She spent (past form of spend) many years in bed because of a terrible accident.

Frida went (go) to the prestigious Escuela Preparatoria in Mexico City as one of the first girls to join that school. In 1925, she had a serious accident. Frida was only 18 years old then. In 1929, she married (marry) Diego Rivera, a famous Mexican artist. They got divorced (get divorced) in 1939 and then they got married again later.

In 1954, when she was 47 years old, Frida died (die).

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Part 2: Answer the Questions

1. Where did she live?
She lived in Mexico City, Mexico.

2. Where did she go to school?
She went to the Escuela Preparatoria in Mexico City.

3. What happened to Frida in 1925?
She had a serious accident.

4. Did Frida marry her new husband twice?
Yes, she married Diego Rivera in 1929, they divorced in 1939, and then they got married again later.

5. When did Frida die?
She died in 1954.

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Part 3: Biography of Federico García Lorca

Name: Federico García Lorca
Born: Fuente Vaqueros, Granada, Spain, June 1898
Died: Near Granada, August 1936

| Category | Details |
| :--- | :--- |
| Job | Writer and poet |
| Education | University of Granada; later studied in New York and Cuba |
| Career | Wrote plays like *Blood Wedding* and poetry collections like *Gypsy Ballads*. He founded a traveling theater group called "La Barraca." |
| Died | He was shot and killed near Granada during the Spanish Civil War in August 1936. |

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Final Answer:
The completed worksheet sections are provided above, including the filled-in verbs for the biography, the answers to the comprehension questions, and the structured biography table for Federico García Lorca.