The Last Leaf

Where did Sue and Johnsy live?

• Greenwich Park

• Green Park

• Greenwich Tavern

• Greenwich Village

What was Johnsy's dream?

• to paint the masterpiece

• to Visit Italy and paint a picture of the Bay of Naples

• to marry her boyfriend

• all of the above

O. Henry uses personification as one of his literary devices in ''The Last Leaf''. What does he personify, and how?

• The leaf, as ''Madame Leaf''

• A tree, as ''Mrs. Tree''

• The artist, as ''the leaf''

• Pneumonia, as ''Mr. Pneumonia''

What happened to Johnsy?

• She talked to a stranger

• She got Pneumonia

• She painted a picture

• She kissed a stranger

What does Sue ask Johnsy to promise her?

• Not to touch her

• Not to leave the room.

• Not to look at the leaves until she finishes drawing.

• Not to eat all her dinner.

Sue cried and went to Johnsy's bedroom whistling. Why?

• To hide her feelings

• To make Johnsy laugh

• To get on the doctor nerves

• To pass time

What can we learn from the story?

• Never lose hope

• Be selfless and sacrifice for others

• A friend in need is a friend indeed

• All of the above

What is the great irony in the story?

• Behrman really never liked either of the two girls.

• Behrman died of pneumonia saving someone that had it.

• Behrman just wanted to die like Johnsy.

• Sue poisoned Johnsy.

Which of these best describes Johnsy’s internal conflict in the story?

• The leaf was still there.

• “I’ve been a bad girl, Sue,”

• When the last one falls, I must go, too"

• “Sue, some day I hope to paint the Bay of Naples.”

What was Behrman's dream?

• to travel the world

• to paint a masterpiece

• to paint a the last leaf

• to be famous