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grade 8 resources ela.8.r.3.1 analyze how figurative language contribut…

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grade 8 resources ela.8.r.3.1 analyze how figurative language contributes to meaning and explain examples of symbolism in text(s). date period 6. how does johnsys realization that the last leaf was painted affect her? a) she feels angered and deceived b) she gains new resolve to live and recovers c) she becomes more depressed d) she decides to leave her current life behind 7. what does the
ed - fisted, short - breathed old duffer\ symbolize in the excerpt? a) a literal old man b) the harsh reality of illness c) a jovial character d) a medical professional 8. what does johnsys request for broth and milk with port symbolize in her recovery? a) her desire for comfort and nourishment b) her disdain for the medical treatment c) her wish to avoid making decisions d) her need for more medical attention 9. what does behrmans decision to paint the last ivy leaf symbolize? a) his failure as an artist b) his sacrifice and ultimate act of love c) his desire to become famous d) his indifference to johnsys condition 10. how does johnsys change in attitude towards the ivy leaves after behrmans death reflect her understanding of life and death? a) she becomes more fearful of the future b) she gains a sense of guilt for her previous thoughts c) she becomes indifferent to her health d) she starts to see death as a natural part of life

Explanation:

Brief Explanations
  1. In the story, when Johnsy realizes the leaf was painted, it gives her hope and she recovers.
  2. The description likely symbolizes the harsh reality of illness.
  3. Requesting broth and milk with port shows her desire for comfort and nourishment.
  4. Behrman painting the leaf is an ultimate act of love and sacrifice.
  5. After Behrman's act, Johnsy becomes more understanding of life and death.

Answer:

  1. b) She gains new resolve to live and recovers
  2. b) The harsh reality of illness
  3. a) Her desire for comfort and nourishment
  4. b) His sacrifice and ultimate act of love
  5. a) She becomes more understanding of life and death