The Painted Door Quiz 2

Why does Ann start to feel guilty?

• She hasn't prepared dinner.

• She didn't want John to go.

• She is spending time with Steven.

• She forgot to feed the animals.

What does Ann discover on John's frozen hand?

• A piece of cloth.

• A ring.

• A little smear of paint.

• A note.

What task does John ensure is done before he leaves?

• Fixing the roof.

• Feeding and watering the animals.

• Cleaning the house.

• Mending fences.

Who comes to keep Ann company during the storm?

• Her neighbor.

• Her brother.

• Steven.

• No one.

How does Steven's demeanor differ from John's?

• He is more serious and reserved.

• He is more lighthearted and playful.

• He is more assertive and confident.

• He is quieter and more introspective.

How does Ann feel about John leaving her alone?

• She is supportive and encourages him.

• She is indifferent and doesn't care.

• She is worried and reluctant.

• She is happy to have some alone time.

What ultimately happens to John?

• He returns home safely.

• He gets lost and never returns.

• He freezes to death close to home.

• He finds shelter in a neighbor's house.

What is the significance of the painted door in the story?

• It represents Ann's creativity.

• It symbolizes Ann's isolation and longing for change.

• It shows John's neglect of the house.

• It is a sign of upcoming celebrations.

What activity do Ann and Steven engage in to pass the time during the storm?

• Reading stories.

• Playing cards.

• Cooking together.

• Fixing the roof.

Why does John decide to walk to his father's farm?

• The roads are clear.

• The drifts in the hills wouldn’t hold a horse.

• He wants to avoid using the car.

• The weather is sunny and clear.