Last Leaf : Impact of Mr. Behrman

What role does Mr. Behrman play in the story 'The Last Leaf'?

• A businessman and a distant relative

• A teacher and a caring neighbor

• An artist and a selfless friend

• A doctor and a selfish friend

How does Mr. Behrman's character impact the development of the plot?

• Mr. Behrman sacrifices himself to create the last leaf, which saves Johnsy's life.

• Mr. Behrman becomes the main antagonist

• Mr. Behrman's character is completely irrelevant

• Mr. Behrman has no impact on the plot

Discuss the significance of Mr. Behrman's actions in relation to the other characters in the story.

• The other characters were not affected by Mr. Behrman's actions

• Mr. Behrman's actions demonstrate selflessness and sacrifice, inspiring hope and resilience in the other characters.

• Mr. Behrman's actions caused conflict and resentment among the other characters

• Mr. Behrman's actions had no impact on the other characters

Explain how Mr. Behrman's presence adds depth to the theme of friendship in the story.

• Mr. Behrman's presence has no impact on the theme of friendship in the story.

• Mr. Behrman's character is irrelevant to the theme of friendship in the story.

• Mr. Behrman's actions towards Johnsy are motivated by selfishness, not friendship.

• Mr. Behrman's selfless sacrifice for Johnsy demonstrates the true meaning of friendship.

In what ways does Mr. Behrman's personality contribute to the overall mood of the narrative?

• Adds negativity, selfishness, and coldness to the narrative

• Contributes nothing to the overall mood of the narrative

• Adds warmth, compassion, and selflessness to the narrative

• Creates tension, conflict, and hostility in the narrative

Describe the transformation of Mr. Behrman's character throughout the story and its impact on the reader.

• Mr. Behrman's transformation is insignificant and has no impact on the reader's perception of the story.

• Mr. Behrman remains lazy and unmotivated throughout the story, having no impact on the reader.

• Mr. Behrman becomes a selfish and cowardly character, making the reader lose interest in the story.

• Mr. Behrman transforms from a lazy and unmotivated artist to a selfless and heroic figure who sacrifices himself to save Johnsy.

Analyze the motivations behind Mr. Behrman's actions and their influence on the outcome of the plot.

• Mr. Behrman painted the last leaf to save Johnsy and his actions gave her hope, ultimately saving her life.

• Mr. Behrman painted the last leaf to make Johnsy feel worse about her situation

• Mr. Behrman painted the last leaf to impress his friends

• Mr. Behrman painted the last leaf to steal the attention away from Johnsy

How does Mr. Behrman's relationship with the other characters affect the story's resolution?

• Mr. Behrman's selfless act of painting the last leaf brings hope and saves Johnsy's life.

• Mr. Behrman's relationship causes Johnsy's death

• Mr. Behrman's relationship has no impact on the story's resolution

• Mr. Behrman's relationship leads to a fight with the other characters

Discuss the symbolic significance of Mr. Behrman's role in 'The Last Leaf' and its impact on the reader's interpretation of the story.

• Mr. Behrman's role is symbolic of selflessness and sacrifice, highlighting the themes of love, friendship, and the power of art.

• Mr. Behrman's role is insignificant and has no impact on the reader's interpretation of the story.

• Mr. Behrman's role represents laziness and lack of ambition, contradicting the themes of sacrifice and the power of art.

• Mr. Behrman's role symbolizes greed and selfishness, detracting from the themes of love and friendship.

Examine the lasting impact of Mr. Behrman's character on the overall message of the narrative.

• Demonstrating selflessness and sacrifice

• Being forgettable and unimportant

• Having no impact on the narrative

• Portraying selfishness and greed