My Left Foot

The chalk in My Left Foot can best be interpreted as a symbol of…

• Childhood innocence

• Christy’s intellectual freedom

• His family’s support

• Medical breakthroughs

Which event is most symbolic of Christy’s breakthrough moment?

• Learning to communicate

• Writing his first word

• Grasping the chalk with his toes

• Painting with his foot

What is the central theme of My Left Foot?

• The importance of art

• Overcoming adversity through perseverance

• Acceptance of disability

• The power of education

How does My Left Foot address the theme of family support?

• By showing how Christy’s family educates him at home

• By showing their unwavering belief in his abilities

• By focusing on Christy’s independence

• By emphasizing their financial struggles

What tone does Christy Brown use when recounting his challenges?

• Bitter

• Inspirational and reflective

• Cynical

• Detached

How does the tone shift after Christy successfully uses his left foot?

• From somber to triumphant

• From optimistic to pessimistic

• From suspenseful to fearful

• From hopeful to hopeless

What audience did Christy Brown likely target with this story?

• Doctors and medical researchers

• Families dealing with disabilities

• Young readers seeking fiction

• Activists fighting for policy changes

What literary device is predominantly used in the title 'My Left Foot'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Alliteration

Which character trait best describes Christy Brown in 'My Left Foot'?

• Resilient

• Indifferent

• Pessimistic

• Complacent

In 'My Left Foot', what does Christy’s ability to write with his foot symbolize?

• His artistic talent

• His determination and willpower

• His family's influence

• His educational background