[Chân trời sáng tạo] Trắc nghiệm văn 6 bài 6: Chiếc lá cuối cùng

A A. She will surely die. B B. Her condition is improving rapidly. C C. One out of ten. Maybe one in twenty. D D. She needs immediate surgery.

A A. He is indifferent and dismissive. B B. He is deeply concerned and offers immediate help. C C. He scolds Johnsy for her foolishness. D D. He is amused by her superstition.

A A. Relieved that Johnsy will recover. B B. Sad that Mr. Behrman had to sacrifice so much. C C. Amazed by Mr. Behrmans artistic skill. D D. All of the above.

A A. It symbolizes Johnsys fading hope. B B. It represents the resilience of nature. C C. It is a painted leaf, a symbol of sacrifice and hope. D D. It signifies the coming of winter.

A A. Art can be more powerful than medicine. B B. Natures beauty can inspire hope. C C. True friendship means making sacrifices for others. D D. All of the above.

A A. He becomes a famous artist. B B. He recovers from his illness. C C. He dies from pneumonia, contracted from being out in the storm. D D. He moves to a different city.

A A. He encouraged her to paint more. B B. He thought she had great potential. C C. He dismissed her artistic ambitions as foolish. D D. He offered to mentor her.

A A. A small village in the countryside. B B. A bustling city in Italy. C C. A quiet neighborhood in Greenwich Village, New York. D D. A remote mountain cabin.

A A. The severity of her illness and physical weakness. B B. The belief that she will die when the last leaf falls. C C. The loneliness and lack of visitors. D D. The cold weather outside.

A A. The beauty of nature and its changing seasons. B B. The power of friendship and sacrifice in overcoming adversity. C C. The importance of art and its role in healing. D D. The struggle against poverty and social inequality.

A A. She remains consistently optimistic. B B. She becomes increasingly despairing. C C. She transitions from worry to hope after Johnsys recovery. D D. She initially tries to be cheerful but eventually gives up.

A A. She paints a beautiful picture for her. B B. She tells her funny stories. C C. She draws a sketch of an ivy vine. D D. She brings her favorite food.

A A. A portrait of Sue. B B. A still life of fruit. C C. The last leaf on the ivy vine. D D. A landscape of the city.

A A. He has gone to visit his family. B B. He has sold his paintings and moved away. C C. He passed away in the hospital. D D. He is still working on his masterpiece.

A A. To paint a portrait of a famous person. B B. To paint a masterpiece. C C. To earn a lot of money from his art. D D. To travel the world and paint.

A A. She will likely relapse. B B. Her recovery is uncertain. C C. She has a good chance of recovery if she has the will to live. D D. She will need a long period of hospitalization.

A A. Sue B B. Johnsy C C. Mr. Behrman D D. The Doctor

A A. A warm and pleasant evening. B B. A windy and rainy night with sleet. C C. A cold but clear night. D D. A foggy and damp night.

A A. The fleeting nature of life and beauty. B B. The cyclical nature of seasons. C C. The interconnectedness of all living things. D D. The strength of human will against nature.

A A. She becomes more determined to die. B B. She realizes the futility of her obsession. C C. She regains her will to live and hope. D D. She decides to become an artist herself.

A A. The days until spring B B. The leaves falling from the ivy vine C C. The number of visitors she has D D. The cost of her medicine

A A. Pneumonia B B. Tuberculosis C C. Influenza D D. Bronchitis

A A. A tree with many green leaves. B B. A tree with only one leaf left. C C. A tree with no leaves left. D D. A tree covered in snow.

O. Henry B B. Johnsy C C. Sue D D. Mr. Behrman

A A. Johnsy B B. Sue C C. Mr. Behrman D D. Doctor