What happens to Mary Lennox’s parents?

• They move to England before her.

• They move to England before her.

• They pass away due to a cholera epidemic.

• They leave her to work in a new country.

How is Mary described when she first arrives at her uncle’s house?

• Cheerful and talkative

• Lonely and disagreeable

• Polite and friendly

• Curious and adventurous

What does Mrs. Medlock tell Mary about her Uncle Archibald Craven?

• He is very kind and loves visitors.

• He is often away and prefers to be left alone.

• He is strict and has many rules for the house.

• He is eager to meet Mary.

What does Mary find strange about the house when she arrives?

• It’s brightly decorated with lots of light.

• It has many closed-off rooms and corridors.

• It’s filled with friendly staff who talk to her often.

• It is very small and cozy.

What does Mary learn about the garden that makes her curious?

• The garden is full of dangerous animals.

• The garden is locked and has been hidden for many years.

• It is the largest garden in England.

• The garden has many statues and fountains.

Why is Mary sent to live with her uncle, Mr. Craven?

Describe how Mary is treated by the servants and other people in her uncle’s house.

What makes Mary different from other children her age, according to the story?

How does Mary feel about her new home when she first arrives?

What does Mrs. Medlock tell Mary about the locked garden, and how does it make Mary feel?