Adventures of Anne Shirley Cuthbert

Princess Cordelia arrives in a new kingdom, feeling isolated. A mix-up occurs when a boy was expected, but Anne Shirley Cuthbert, an imaginative girl, arrives instead. Anne faces social challenges and prejudice but finds solace in her creativity and forms a lasting friendship with Diana. The narrative explores themes of identity, gender roles, and the power of imagination, concluding with a hopeful outlook on dreams and adventures.

What was Princess Cordelia's concern upon arriving in the new kingdom?

• She was worried about the weather.

• She feared she wouldn't be liked.

• She was anxious about finding a place to stay.

• She was concerned about her appearance.

What mistake was made regarding Mrs. Spencer's task?

• She forgot to bring anyone.

• She brought the wrong boy.

• She was supposed to bring a boy, but Anne arrived.

• She was supposed to bring a girl.

How does Anne Shirley Cuthbert introduce herself?

• As Anne with an E

• As Shirley Anne

• As Anne Shirley

• As Anne Cuthbert

What is Anne's view on imagination?

• She thinks it's unnecessary.

• She believes it's not her strong suit.

• She finds it overrated.

• She can't imagine life without it.

What promise do Anne and Diana make to each other?

• To be best friends forever.

• To never argue.

• To always help each other with homework.

• To always share their secrets.

What does Anne find wonderful about Green Gables?

• The food is delicious.

• The people are always friendly.

• Every day can be an adventure.

• The weather is always perfect.