In Chapter 12 of 'Anne of Green Gables', Marilla confronts Anne about wearing a hat decorated with flowers to church, which caused a stir. Anne is remorseful and fears being sent back to the asylum. Marilla reassures her and introduces her to Diana Barry, a potential friend. Anne and Diana quickly bond and take a vow of eternal friendship. Anne is overjoyed with her new friendship and shares her plans and dreams with Marilla, who is secretly pleased with Anne's presence in their lives.

Why did Marilla confront Anne about her hat?

• It was not suitable for church

• It was decorated with flowers

• It was too expensive

• It was borrowed from a friend

How did Anne feel about the flowers on her hat?

• She thought they were inappropriate

• She disliked them

• She believed they were beautiful

• She was indifferent to them

What news did Marilla share with Anne to cheer her up?

• Anne would get a new dress

• Diana Barry had returned

• They were moving to a new house

• They were going on a trip

What was Anne's main concern about meeting Diana?

• Diana might not like her

• Diana was not interested in friendship

• Diana's house was far away

• Diana was older than her

How did Marilla advise Anne to behave when meeting Diana?

• Be herself and speak freely

• Be polite and well-behaved

• Be quiet and reserved

• Be humorous and entertaining

What was Mrs. Barry's initial reaction to Anne?

• She was indifferent

• She was welcoming

• She was skeptical

• She was dismissive

What did Anne and Diana do to seal their friendship?

• Exchanged gifts

• Wrote letters to each other

• Sang a song together

• Made a solemn vow

What is the main theme of Chapter 12 in 'Anne of Green Gables'?

• Anne's academic achievements

• Anne's adventures in the city

• Anne's relationship with her parents

• Anne's vow of friendship

What did Anne plan to do with the chocolates Matthew gave her?

• Eat them all at once

• Give them to Marilla

• Save them for later

• Share them with Diana

How did Marilla feel about Anne's presence in their home?

• She was glad and fond of Anne

• She was indifferent

• She was still unsure

• She regretted it