Mary's Journey in The Secret Garden

In Chapter 12 of The Secret Garden, Mary discusses her admiration for Dicken with Martha and learns that Mr. Craven has returned. Martha informs Mary that Mr. Craven wishes to see her. During their meeting, Mary requests a bit of earth to plant seeds, which Mr. Craven grants. He encourages her to play outdoors and enjoy the fresh air. Mary is relieved and excited about the prospect of having her own garden.

What is the title of Chapter 12 in 'The Secret Garden'?

• Might I Have a Bit of Earth

• The Secret Revealed

• A Garden Adventure

• A New Beginning

How does Mary describe Dicken when she first talks about him?

• Charming

• Mysterious

• Beautiful

• Handsome

What feature of Dicken does Mary particularly like?

• His eyes

• His hair

• His nose

• His mouth

Who does Martha suggest Mary should ask about planting flowers?

• Mrs. Medlock

• Ben Weatherstaff

• Mr. Craven

• The head gardener

Why is Mary anxious about meeting Mr. Craven?

• She thinks he won't like her

• She doesn't want to leave the garden

• She is afraid of his appearance

• She fears he will send her away

What does Mary request from Mr. Craven during their meeting?

• A bit of earth

• A governess

• A trip to India

• A new dress

What does Mr. Craven decide about Mary's activities?

• She must start lessons immediately

• She should stay indoors

• She can have a governess

• She can play outdoors freely

How does Mary feel after receiving permission to have a garden?

• Indifferent

• Excited

• Nervous

• Disappointed