Mary's Experiences and Emotions

In this chapter of 'The Secret Garden,' Mary interacts with Martha about her new friend, Dicken, and her interest in gardening. Mr. Craven returns and unexpectedly wants to meet Mary. During their meeting, Mary expresses her desire for a piece of earth to cultivate, which Mr. Craven grants. Mary is relieved to have the freedom to explore and tend to her garden, which brings her joy and a sense of purpose.

What is the purpose of the LibriVox recording mentioned at the beginning?

• To advertise LibriVox services

• To promote new authors

• To sell audiobooks to the public

• To provide free audiobooks in the public domain

Why was Mary out of breath when she reached her room?

• She was running fast

• She was carrying heavy items

• She was climbing stairs

• She was playing with Martha

What does Mary think about Dickon's appearance?

• She finds him beautiful

• She thinks he is too tall

• She finds him unattractive

• She thinks he is too young

Who does Martha suggest Mary should ask about planting flowers?

• Mrs. Medlock

• The head gardener

• Ben Weatherstaff

• Mr. Craven

Why does Mr. Craven want to see Mary?

• To introduce her to a governess

• To scold her

• To give her a gift

• Because of a conversation with Martha's mother

How does Mary feel about meeting Mr. Craven?

• Apprehensive

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Angry

What does Mr. Craven notice about Mary's appearance?

• She is very pale

• She is very thin

• She is very tall

• She is very energetic

What does Mary want to do outside?

• Play and explore

• Read books

• Write stories

• Paint pictures

What unusual request does Mary make to Mr. Craven?

• To have a pet

• To have a new dress

• To have a new book

• To have a bit of Earth

What instructions does Mr. Craven give to Mrs. Medlock regarding Mary?

• Hire a governess immediately

• Let her run wild in the garden

• Keep her indoors

• Send her back to India