Mary Lennox and the Cholera Outbreak

Mary Lennox, a disagreeable child, is sent to live with her uncle at Misselthwaite Manor after her parents die in a cholera outbreak in India. Raised by servants, she is neglected and becomes selfish. The outbreak leaves her alone, and she learns of her parents' death from strangers. This marks the beginning of her journey in 'The Secret Garden.'

What was the general opinion about Mary Lennox's appearance?

• She was considered very beautiful.

• She was thought to be the most agreeable child.

• She was seen as the most disagreeable-looking child.

• She was known for her charming smile.

Why was Mary's face and hair yellow?

• She was born in India and was often ill.

• She used yellow hair dye.

• She spent too much time in the sun.

• She had a rare genetic condition.

Who primarily took care of Mary during her early years?

• Her uncle

• Her father

• Her mother

• Her Ayah

What was the reaction of the governesses to Mary?

• They adored her and stayed for years.

• They disliked her and left quickly.

• They tried to change her personality.

• They were indifferent to her behavior.

What was unusual about the morning when Mary was nine?

• There was a mysterious and irregular air.

• There was a festive atmosphere.

• It was unusually cold and snowy.

• Everything was perfectly normal.

What did Mary do in the garden by herself?

• She played with other children.

• She read a book under a tree.

• She planted real flowers.

• She pretended to make a flower-bed.

What did Mary's mother and the young officer discuss?

• Mary's education.

• The weather in India.

• The outbreak of cholera.

• A dinner party they attended.

What caused the panic among the servants?

• The outbreak of cholera.

• A fire in the bungalow.

• A theft in the house.

• The arrival of a new governor.

How did Mary spend her time during the cholera outbreak?

• She helped the sick.

• She played with other children.

• She hid in the nursery.

• She read books in the library.

What did Mary find in the dining-room?

• A partly finished meal.

• A note from her parents.

• A table set for a party.

• A feast prepared for guests.