Anne of Green Gables: Character Insights

In Chapter 23 of 'Anne of Green Gables', Anne Shirley is dared by Josie Pye to walk the ridgepole of a roof. Despite warnings, Anne accepts the challenge, leading to a fall that results in a broken ankle. The incident brings the community together, showcasing their support and care for Anne. Through her recovery, Anne reflects on her actions, learning valuable lessons about pride, friendship, and the importance of imagination.

What is Anne's tendency that leads her into trouble?

• Her absent-mindedness

• Her fear of heights

• Her dislike for parties

• Her love for cooking

What was the nature of Diana Barry's party?

• A small and select party

• A large community gathering

• A surprise birthday party

• A family reunion

What activity became popular among the Avonlea children during the party?

• Playing hide and seek

• Daring each other

• Singing songs

• Reading books

Who dared Anne to walk the ridge pole?

• Jane Andrews

• Diana Barry

• Ruby Gillis

• Josie Pye

What was the immediate reaction of Anne's friends after her fall?

• They called the police

• They ignored her

• They rushed to help her

• They laughed at her

What did Marilla realize about Anne after her accident?

• Anne should not attend parties

• Anne needed more discipline

• Anne was dearer to her than anything else

• Anne was a troublemaker

How did Anne feel about the consequences of her dare?

• She was indifferent

• She blamed her friends

• She regretted her actions

• She was proud of her bravery

What helped Anne during her recovery period?

• Her imagination

• Her dislike for school

• Her fear of being alone

• Her love for reading