Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) based on "The Last Leaf" by O. Henry:
1. What is the central conflict in "The Last Leaf"? A) The conflict between two artists, Sue and Johnsy B) The conflict between love and death C) The conflict between realism and idealism D) The conflict between hope and despair
Answer: D) The conflict between hope and despair
2. How does Behrman contribute to the resolution of the story? A) He saves Johnsy's life by painting the last leaf on the vine B) He sacrifices himself to provide inspiration for Sue and Johnsy C) He reveals that the last leaf is not real, restoring Johnsy's hope D) He convinces Sue to leave Johnsy and move on with her life
Answer: B) He sacrifices himself to provide inspiration for Sue and Johnsy
3. What is the significance of the last leaf in the story? A) It represents the fragility and resilience of life B) It symbolizes the passage of time and the changing seasons C) It signifies the enduring power of art and creativity D) It serves as a reminder of Behrman's selflessness and sacrifice
Answer: C) It signifies the enduring power of art and creativity
4. What is Johnsy's initial reaction to the falling leaves outside her window? A) She finds them beautiful and inspiring B) She becomes despondent and believes she will die when the last leaf falls C) She ignores them and focuses on her artwork D) She decides to paint them as the subject of her next painting
Answer: B) She becomes despondent and believes she will die when the last leaf falls
5. What is the setting of "The Last Leaf"? A) A bustling city street B) A rural farmhouse C) An art studio in Greenwich Village D) A hospital room
Answer: C) An art studio in Greenwich Village
6. What motivates Sue to continue taking care of Johnsy during her illness
A) Sue's sense of duty as a friend
B) Sue's guilt over causing Johnsy's illness
C) Sue's love for Johnsy as a sister
D) Sue's hope for Johnsy's recovery
Answer: D) Sue's hope for Johnsy's recovery
7. How does O. Henry create suspense in "The Last Leaf"? A) Through the use of dramatic irony B) Through foreshadowing of Behrman's sacrifice C) Through Sue and Johnsy's conversations about death D) Through the mystery surrounding the identity of the last leaf painter
Answer: D) Through the mystery surrounding the identity of the last leaf painter
8. What does Johnsy believe will happen when the last leaf falls? A) She will recover from her illness B) She will lose all hope and die C) She will become a famous artist D) She will receive a message from Behrman
Answer: B) She will lose all hope and die
9. What role does Mr. Pneumonia play in the story? A) He is a symbol of death and illness B) He is the landlord of Sue and Johnsy's apartment C) He is a doctor who treats Johnsy D) He is a neighbor who offers to help Sue
Answer: A) He is a symbol of death and illness
10. How does the story "The Last Leaf" conclude? A) Johnsy dies, and the last leaf falls B) Johnsy recovers, and the last leaf remains on the vine C) Sue and Johnsy leave Greenwich Village to seek medical treatment D) Behrman reveals that he painted the last leaf, saving Johnsy's life
Answer: B) Johnsy recovers, and the last leaf remains on the vine
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