Anne of Green Gables Quiz

How does the setting contribute to the plot?

• It shows that Anne has already found a new home.

• It creates a peaceful mood, which contrasts with Anne’s internal fears.

• It reveals that Anne is used to traveling in horse-drawn wagons.

• It causes confusion about why Anne was brought to Green Gables.

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Read paragraph 5. “You don’t want me!” she cried... “Oh, what shall I do? I’m going to burst into tears!” What does this reveal about Anne?

• She is quick to think of solutions.

• She is calm and hopeful.

• She is shy and careful with her words.

• She is dramatic and deeply emotional.

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Which sentence from the story best shows Anne's perspective of the house at Green Gables?

• Matthew slapped the reins on the sorrel’s back delightedly. (paragraph 1)

• With a sigh of rapture she relapsed into silence. (paragraph 2)

• But just as soon as I saw it I felt it was home. (paragraph 1)

• Matthew stirred uneasily. (paragraph 2)

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Which statement best summarizes the story?

• Anne arrives at Green Gables excited to start a new life helping on the farm, but she quickly learns that a lot of work is involved.

• Anne travels to a new home full of hope and imagination, but she becomes heartbroken when she finds out there was a mistake and the people never planned to adopt her.

• Matthew and Marilla adopt Anne from the orphanage after learning she has no family, and they immediately welcome her into their home with love and kindness.

• Anne feels nervous about moving to a new home, but once she arrives, she meets kind people who are happy to let her stay and become part of their family.

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