Anne arrives at Green Gables and is given tasks by Marilla. She confronts Marilla about her future and is relieved to learn she can stay. Anne's imaginative nature is evident as she daydreams and expresses her desire for a bosom friend. Marilla advises her on behavior and the importance of real friendships. Anne reflects on her imaginary friends and past experiences, showcasing her vivid imagination and longing for belonging.

What does Marilla conclude about Anne's character after observing her?

• Anne is lazy and disobedient.

• Anne is smart and obedient but prone to daydreaming.

• Anne is shy and introverted.

• Anne is rude and disrespectful.

What does Anne desperately want to know from Marilla?

• If she can call Marilla 'Aunt'.

• If she can have a pet.

• If she will be sent away from Green Gables.

• If she can go to school.

How does Anne feel when Marilla tells her she can stay?

• Confused and sad.

• Indifferent and calm.

• Angry and upset.

• Happy and bewildered.

What does Anne want to call Marilla?

• Mother

• Mrs. Cuthbert

• Miss Cuthbert

• Aunt Marilla

What is Marilla's view on imagination?

• She believes it is a waste of time.

• She thinks it is important for creativity.

• She encourages it.

• She believes in focusing on reality.

What task does Marilla assign to Anne?

• To cook dinner.

• To write a letter.

• To learn the Lord's Prayer.

• To clean the house.

What distracts Anne while fetching the card for Marilla?

• A noise outside.

• A picture on the wall.

• A book on the table.

• A cat in the room.

How does Marilla react to Anne's talk about the picture?

• She finds it amusing.

• She encourages Anne to talk more.

• She scolds Anne for being irreverent.

• She ignores Anne.

What does Anne wish for in Avonlea?

• A new book.

• A pet dog.

• A bosom friend.

• A new dress.

Who were Anne's imaginary friends?

• Katie and Diana.

• Matthew and Marilla.

• Diana and Marilla.

• Katie Maurice and Violetta.