Anne of Avonlea

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What is the main theme of 'Anne of Avonlea'?

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People should strive to see the good characteristics in others.

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What does the word 'nuisance' mean in the context of the passage?

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An irritating person.

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Which characters represent contrasting points of view in 'Anne of Avonlea'?

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Mr. Harrison and Anne.

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How does Mrs. Lynde's character affect the plot?

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It shows how the other characters are affected by Mrs. Lynde.

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What does the quote 'The trouble is, you and Mrs. Lynde don't understand one another...' imply?

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It suggests a theme of misunderstanding and communication issues.

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What is the significance of Anne's outspoken nature?

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It highlights her individuality and the conflicts it creates with others.

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How does Mr. Harrison's attitude towards Mrs. Lynde reflect societal norms?

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It shows the tension between traditional views and progressive ideas.

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What role does gossip play in 'Anne of Avonlea'?

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Gossiping about others can lead to hurt feelings.

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What literary device is used in the phrase 'throw it at you like a brick'?

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Simile.

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How does Anne's character development reflect the theme of personal growth?

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Anne learns to navigate social conflicts and understand different perspectives.