Question

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Leanes: On the iny vine, when the last one falls, it
go too, said the ailing johnsy. I've known
that for three days
now. Didn't the doctor tell
you? she asked meatly.
never heard of such nonsense, complained
Sue, with magnificent scon.
"What have old ivy leaves to do with your getting
well? And
used to love that vine So, you naughty
you
gull. Don't be silly, why, the doctor told me this
morning that your chances for getting well real
soon were – let's
-let's see exactly what he said the
were ten to one Try to take some broth now ; ' No, I don't want any broth,` said johnsy, keeping her eyes fixed on the window. There goes another. That leaves just four. I want to see the last leaf fall before it gets dark. Then I'll go, too.'


1Q) A : Who are the characters in the passage?



B) Identify 1 trait of each of the characters. Give the line of dilogue that indicated that trait.


C) What is the conflict in the passage?


2Q) why did johnsy say ' I want to see the last leaf fall before it gets dark. Then I'll go, too.'


3Q) suppose johnsy starts believing what sue has been saying to her and eats the broth, how would the story then continue? Explain by writing a brief exchange of dialogue between johnsy and sue.

please tell me answer fast....​

Answer 1

Answer:

hello how are you

good night and sweet dreams byy

Explanation:

good night