Marilla and Anne's Relationship Dynamics

Anne learns she will stay at Green Gables, leading to an emotional response. She discusses how to address Marilla and contrasts her imaginative nature with Marilla's realism. Anne expresses her desire for a close friend and reflects on her past imaginary friends. The transcript ends with Anne's daydreams and reflections on her identity.

What was Marilla's initial impression of Anne's work ethic?

• Anne was unwilling to work.

• Anne was slow to learn.

• Anne was smart and obedient.

• Anne was lazy and disobedient.

Why did Anne confront Marilla after finishing the dinner dishes?

• To ask for more chores.

• To inquire about her future at Green Gables.

• To complain about the chores.

• To ask for a reward.

How did Anne react when Marilla decided to keep her?

• She was disappointed.

• She was bewildered and cried.

• She was angry.

• She was indifferent.

What did Marilla decide Anne should call her?

• Aunt Marilla

• Just Marilla

• Miss Cuthbert

• Mrs. Cuthbert

What was Marilla's view on Anne's imaginative nature?

• She was indifferent.

• She disapproved of it.

• She found it amusing.

• She encouraged it.

What task did Marilla assign to Anne in the afternoon?

• To clean the house.

• To read a book.

• To cook dinner.

• To learn the Lord's Prayer by heart.

Who were Anne's imaginary friends?

• The minister and his wife

• Diana and Marilla

• Katie Maurice and Violetta

• Matthew and Marilla

What did Anne hope for in a bosom friend?

• Someone who was beautiful.

• Someone who was older.

• Someone who was wealthy.

• A kindred spirit to confide in.