Anne's Apology and Reactions

Anne refuses to apologize to Mrs. Lynde, causing tension with Marilla. Matthew gently persuades Anne to apologize, highlighting her lack of guidance. Anne eventually decides to apologize, and her sincere apology is accepted by Mrs. Lynde. The experience leads to personal growth and reflection for Anne, as she learns the value of forgiveness and reconciliation.

Why did Marilla initially decide not to tell Matthew about Anne's behavior?

• She wanted to handle it herself.

• She thought it was not important.

• She was afraid of Matthew's reaction.

• She forgot to mention it.

What was Matthew's reaction to Anne's behavior?

• He was very angry.

• He was indifferent.

• He thought Anne should be punished severely.

• He believed Anne should be punished lightly.

How did Anne react to the idea of apologizing to Mrs. Lynde?

• She was eager to apologize.

• She was reluctant and stubborn.

• She immediately apologized.

• She refused to apologize.

What influenced Anne to consider apologizing?

• Mrs. Lynde's kindness.

• Marilla's insistence.

• Her own guilt.

• Matthew's gentle persuasion.

What was Marilla's reaction to Anne's decision to apologize?

• She was relieved.

• She was disappointed.

• She was angry.

• She was indifferent.

How did Anne deliver her apology to Mrs. Lynde?

• With insincerity.

• With genuine remorse.

• With anger.

• With indifference.

What was Mrs. Lynde's response to Anne's apology?

• She forgave Anne wholeheartedly.

• She refused to forgive Anne.

• She was skeptical of Anne's sincerity.

• She ignored Anne.

What did Marilla and Mrs. Lynde discuss after Anne's apology?

• Anne's education.

• Anne's family background.

• Anne's character and behavior.

• Anne's future at Green Gables.

How did Anne feel about returning to Green Gables after the apology?

• She felt sad.

• She felt indifferent.

• She felt anxious.

• She felt happy and at home.