Anne of Green Gables

The lines “That is my highest ideal of earthly bliss” and “It will be my lifelong sorrow” suggest that Anne has a tendency to be —

• melodramatic

• rational

• persuasive

• hopeless

In what way is the dialogue between Anne and Matthew an example of dramatic irony?

• Anne is worried that her new home will not live up to her expectations.

• Matthew is worried about issues related to Anne’s troubled past.

• Anne doesn’t know why Matthew seems reluctant to take her home.

• Matthew doesn’t know why Anne keeps talking so much.

In paragraph 1, the description of Anne in the stage directions is intended to evoke feelings of —

• fear

• doubt

• anger

• pity

In paragraph 11, the stationmaster uses figurative language to indicate that Anne —

• has traveled a long way

• talks too much

• has a wild imagination

• cannot be fully trusted

Which quotation most strongly suggests that Anne is eager to please Matthew?

• Yes, it’s red. Now, you see why I can’t be perfectly happy.

• Would you rather I didn’t talk? If you say so I’ll stop.

• It looks just like a bride! With a lovely misty veil.

• Shouldn’t we be going?

In what way do the stationmaster’s lines in paragraphs 4 and 6 help develop the character of the protagonist?

• They emphasize how old he is compared with Anne.

• They reveal that he is more honest than Anne.

• They serve to highlight Anne’s imaginativeness.

• They establish Anne’s eagerness to be adopted.

Who invited Anne to tea?

• Mrs Allan

• Mrs Lynde

• Marilla

• Mrs Barry

What did Mrs Allan tell Anne that she should be part of in church, because of her beautiful singing?

• The Choir

• The bells

• The teachers

• The widows

Who came to Mrs Allan's house as Anne was leaving?

• Marilla

• Mrs Rachel Lynde

• Mrs Barry

• Matthew

What news did Mrs Lynde share with Mrs Allan and Anne?

• A New teacher has been hired

• The new teacher is a woman

• The new teacher's name is Muriel Stacy

• All of the above