In this chapter, Marilla discusses Anne's misbehavior with Matthew, emphasizing its severity. Matthew, however, is sympathetic and encourages Anne to apologize to Mrs. Lynde. Anne initially resists but eventually decides to apologize sincerely. Her heartfelt apology is accepted, and she reflects on the experience, feeling relieved and hopeful about her future at Green Gables.

What does Marilla emphasize to Matthew about Anne's behavior?

• It was a minor issue.

• It was a serious matter.

• It was a common occurrence.

• It was a misunderstanding.

How does Matthew feel about Anne's punishment?

• He is indifferent about it.

• He believes it should be lenient.

• He thinks it should be severe.

• He wants to ignore it.

What does Marilla insist Anne must do before leaving her room?

• Write a letter.

• Apologize to Mrs. Lynde.

• Finish her chores.

• Clean her room.

Why does Matthew visit Anne secretly?

• To give her food.

• To encourage her to apologize.

• To play with her.

• To scold her.

What does Anne reflect on while in her room?

• Her future plans.

• Her feelings about the incident.

• Her favorite books.

• Her schoolwork.

What influences Anne to decide to apologize?

• Her own realization.

• Matthew's encouragement.

• Marilla's insistence.

• Mrs. Lynde's request.

How does Mrs. Lynde respond to Anne's apology?

• She forgives Anne.

• She remains angry.

• She punishes Anne.

• She ignores Anne.

What does Anne discuss with Marilla after the apology?

• Her future plans.

• Her schoolwork.

• Her favorite books.

• Her feelings about the apology.

What does Anne express about Green Gables?

• She dislikes it.

• She feels indifferent.

• She loves it.

• She wants to leave.