Anne Shirley, after being dared by Josie Pye, attempts to walk the ridgepole of a roof and falls, injuring her ankle. Despite the accident, Anne receives support from her community and reflects on her actions, learning about friendship and the consequences of her choices.

What was Anne's tendency that led to her getting into trouble?

• Being absent-minded

• Being too cautious

• Being overly serious

• Being too quiet

What was the fashionable amusement among the Avonlea school children?

• Singing songs

• Reading books

• Daring each other

• Playing tag

Who dared Anne to walk the ridgepole of a roof?

• Diana Barry

• Ruby Gillis

• Josie Pye

• Jane Andrews

What happened to Anne when she attempted to walk the ridgepole?

• She fell and injured herself

• She decided not to do it

• She successfully walked across

• She was stopped by Marilla

What realization did Marilla have after Anne's fall?

• Anne was a troublemaker

• Anne was dearer to her than anything

• Anne should be sent away

• Anne needed more discipline

How did Anne feel about the consequences of her actions?

• She was proud of her bravery

• She regretted her actions

• She blamed others

• She was indifferent

What did Anne discover during her recovery period?

• She had no friends

• She was alone

• She had many supportive friends

• She disliked her friends