Johnsy and the Ivy Leaf Quiz
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What did Johnsy believe would happen when the last leaf fell from the ivy creeper?

  • She would recover from her illness.
  • She would start painting again.
  • She would have to move away.
  • She would die. (correct)

What did Sue try to do to engage Johnsy and lift her spirits?

  • Talk about art and painting.
  • Plan a trip outside.
  • Discuss clothing and fashion. (correct)
  • Read her favorite stories.

What action did Mr. Behrman take during the storm?

  • He painted a picture of the last leaf.
  • He took shelter at Sue's place.
  • He went outside in the storm. (correct)
  • He visited a doctor.

What lesson did Johnsy learn after seeing the last leaf on the ivy?

<p>Life continues despite challenges. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did the doctor assess Johnsy's condition after the last leaf was still on the vine?

<p>He noted her health was improving. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Pneumonia

A serious lung infection that causes inflammation and fluid buildup in the lungs.

Ivy Creeper

A climbing plant that is often used to decorate walls and buildings.

Last Leaf

The final leaf to remain on a plant before it sheds its leaves in autumn.

Johnsy's Belief

Johnsy believed she would die when the last leaf of the ivy creeper fell.

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Behrman's Masterpiece

The last leaf of the ivy creeper that didn't fall, painted by Mr. Behrman during a storm.

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Study Notes

Johnsy and the Ivy Leaf

  • Johnsy, a young artist, was diagnosed with pneumonia.
  • She believed she would die when the last ivy leaf fell.
  • Johnsy spent her time counting down the falling leaves.
  • Johnsy's friend, Sue, tried to reason with her about the natural leaf shedding cycle, but Johnsy wasn't convinced.

The Role of the Last Leaf

  • Sue sought a model, Mr Behrman, to paint a picture of an old miner.
  • Behrman visited Johnsy and left after seeing the last leaf.
  • A severe storm raged that night.

The Final Leaf and Johnsy's Recovery

  • The next day, Johnsy saw the last leaf remained attached to the vine.
  • This revelation caused Johnsy to realize her morbid thoughts and optimism returned.
  • Johnsy’s health improved quickly, prompting a doctor's visit.
  • The doctor confirmed Johnsy’s recovery.

Mr Behrman's Fate

  • The doctor also revealed that Mr Behrman had contracted pneumonia.
  • Behrman died during the severe storm.
  • The last leaf was a work of art, a masterpiece by Mr Behrman, stopping the leaf from falling.

The Significance of the Story

  • The story highlights the power of hope and the impact of a friend.
  • The last leaf serves as a metaphor for hope and a critical lesson for Johnsy.

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Test your knowledge of the story 'Johnsy and the Ivy Leaf'. This quiz covers key events, themes, and characters, including Johnsy's struggle with pneumonia, the significance of the last leaf, and Mr. Behrman's sacrifice. Dive into this poignant tale of hope and resilience.

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