The Last Leaf

Joanna was sick with

• pneumonia

• measles

• cancer

• leaves

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Joanna stared at

• her friend

• the walls of the apartment

• a red brick wall outside of her apartment

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There were only a few leaves on the vine because

• people picked the leaves off of it.

• the vine was very small.

• the wind had blown the leaves away.

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Joanna said that when the last leaf fell, she would

• feel better

• get out of bed

• die

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Sue told Mr. Berhman that she wanted to

• borrow money from him

• draw him

• buy one of his paintings

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The last leaf was

• brown and dying

• bright green with yellow edges

• falling slowly

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After the rain, the last leaf

• fell to the ground.

• broke into pieces

• was still hanging from the vine

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The doctor said that Mr. Behrman was

• feeling very well

• feeling very sick

• getting better

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In the alley, the police found

• a letter from Mr. Behrman

• Berhman's shoes

• Behrman’s brushes and his paint.

The last leave didn’t move because

• the wind couldn’t reach it.

• it was very strong.

• it was painted on the wall.

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