P.E.P. - The Last Leaf

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    When the last leaf on the vine falls, Johnsy felt that then she would _________ .  

    • Be okay
    • Need a gardener
    • Probably die
    • Celebrate
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  • 2. 

    The Greenwich Village area of New York City was where many ___________ lived.  

    • Politicians

    • Salespeople

    • Educators

    • Artists

    Correct Answer
    A. Artists
    Explanation
    The Greenwich Village area of New York City was known for its vibrant arts scene and was home to many artists. This neighborhood attracted creative individuals who sought inspiration and opportunities to showcase their work. The area's bohemian atmosphere and affordable living spaces made it an ideal location for artists to live and work.

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  • 3. 

    Mr. Berhman's last work of art actually ________________ .  

    • Sold for a thousand dollars

    • Saved Johnsy's life

    • Was enough to take them away

    • Filled the canvas in his apartment

    Correct Answer
    A. Saved Johnsy's life
    Explanation
    Mr. Berhman's last work of art had a significant impact on Johnsy's life, ultimately saving it.

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  • 4. 

    Mr. Berhman who lived upstairs made a little money as a ____________ .  

    • Model for painters

    • Executive at a bank

    • Manager of the apartment building

    • Artistic advisor

    Correct Answer
    A. Model for painters
    Explanation
    Mr. Berhman made a little money as a model for painters. This suggests that he posed as a subject for artists to paint or draw, possibly for art classes or individual artists. This could have been a part-time or occasional job for Mr. Berhman, allowing him to earn some extra income while pursuing his own artistic interests.

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  • 5. 

    Berhman's attitude towards the two young women in his building could be described as __________.  

    • Abusive

    • Protective

    • Cynical

    • Critical

    Correct Answer
    A. Protective
    Explanation
    Berhman's attitude towards the two young women in his building could be described as protective. This implies that he cares for their well-being and wants to ensure their safety. He likely looks out for them and may offer assistance or support when needed.

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  • 6. 

    Johnsy felt that the falling leaves outside her window had something to do with _____________ .  

    • The progression of her illness

    • The possibility of a cure

    • The impossibility of a career

    • Her ability to fall asleep

    Correct Answer
    A. The progression of her illness
    Explanation
    Johnsy felt that the falling leaves outside her window had something to do with the progression of her illness. This suggests that Johnsy believed that as the leaves fell, her illness was getting worse. It could imply that she saw a connection between the changing seasons and the decline in her health. This belief might have caused her to lose hope and feel more helpless in her situation.

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  • 7. 

    At first, Mr. Berchman thought that Johnsy's statement about the leaf was __________.  

    • An artistic point of view

    • A ridiculous thought

    • An intelligent comparison

    • A healthy idea

    Correct Answer
    A. A ridiculous thought
    Explanation
    Mr. Berchman initially believed that Johnsy's statement about the leaf was absurd or nonsensical.

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  • 8. 

    The doctor said that, in order to live, Johnsy must ____________.  

    • Eat hot soup

    • Take her medicine

    • Really want to live

    • Look at the leaves

    Correct Answer
    A. Really want to live
    Explanation
    The doctor's statement suggests that Johnsy's will to live is crucial for her survival. This implies that her determination and desire to continue living are essential for her recovery and overall well-being.

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  • 9. 

    This story is mainly about _______________.  

    • A courageous act of self sacrifice

    • A ridiculous illusion that was almost fatal

    • Two women and an elderly protector

    • The death of a promising young artist

    Correct Answer
    A. A courageous act of self sacrifice
    Explanation
    The story focuses on a courageous act of self-sacrifice. It implies that one of the characters in the story demonstrates bravery and puts their own well-being at risk in order to save or help others. The story likely explores the theme of heroism and the willingness to make personal sacrifices for the greater good.

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  • 10. 

    Another name for this story could be ___________ .  

    • "Art is an Inspiration"

    • "Art is The Physician"

    • "Art is Always Incomplete"

    • "Art is Originality"

    Correct Answer
    A. "Art is The Physician"
    Explanation
    The given answer, "Art is The Physician," suggests that the story could be titled as such because it implies that art has the power to heal and provide solace to individuals. Just like a physician treats physical ailments, art can heal emotional wounds and provide comfort to the soul. This title emphasizes the therapeutic and transformative nature of art, highlighting its ability to bring about healing and well-being.

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