Q1: What were the names of the two young artists?
Ans: The names of the two young artists were Sue and Johnsy.
Q2: What happened to Johnsy?
Ans: Johnsy got pneumonia and was unable to move from her bed.
Q3: Which plant was there outside of their window?
Ans: There was an ivy creeper plant outside of their window.
Q4: How many leaves were there on the tree three days ago?
Ans: There were almost a hundred leaves on the tree three days ago.
Q5: What was Johnsy watching through the window?
Ans: Johnsy was watching the falling leaves from the ivy creeper tree through the window.
Q6: Why was it natural for the creeper to shed its leaves?
Ans: It was Autumn, and it was natural for the creeper to shed its leaves during that season.
Q7: What was Johnsy’s thought?
Ans: Johnsy believed that she would die after the fall of the last leaf of the tree
Q8: What would Sue do with her painting?
Ans: Sue would sell her painting to get money for them.
Q9: What was Sue painting?
Ans: Sue was painting an old miner.
Q10: Who was his model?
Ans: Their neighbor Behrman was her model.
Q11: Who was Behrman?
Ans: Behrman was a 60-year-old painter who had aspired to paint a masterpiece. He was also a neighbor of Sue and Johnsy, living on the ground floor of their house.
Q12: “I heard the wind last night – I thought it would have fallen.” – Who was the speaker, and what is “it” referred to here?
Ans: Johnsy had uttered these words. Here, “it” referred to the last leaf of the ivy creeper tree.
Q13: What was Behrman’s masterpiece?
Ans: The last leaf that Behrman painted on the wall, in order to give hope to Johnsy, was his masterpiece.
Q14: What had made Johnsy realize her mistake?
Ans: The sight of the last leaf that had not fallen, which Behrman had painted, made Johnsy realize her mistake and changed her perspective.