Anne's Hair Dilemma and Reactions

Marilla, returning from a meeting, reflects on the arrival of spring. She is disappointed to find Anne absent and the fire out. Anne, found in despair, reveals her hair has turned green due to a dye mishap. Marilla learns Anne bought the dye from a peddler, hoping for black hair. Despite attempts to wash it out, the dye remains. Anne's hair is cut, leading to reflection on vanity and growth. Anne resolves to focus on being good rather than beautiful.

What season is Marilla reflecting on as she walks home?

• Summer

• Spring

• Autumn

• Winter

What does Marilla find when she returns home?

• The fire out and no Anne

• A warm fire

• Anne preparing tea

• Matthew cooking

What is Marilla's reaction to Anne's absence?

• She is relieved

• She is amused

• She is disappointed and irritated

• She is indifferent

What does Matthew suggest about Anne's absence?

• Anne is with friends

• Anne is unreliable

• Anne might have a good explanation

• Anne is always late

What does Marilla find Anne doing when she goes upstairs?

• Reading a book

• Crying on her bed

• Sleeping

• Writing a letter

What color has Anne's hair turned?

• Red

• Blonde

• Black

• Green

Who sold Anne the hair dye?

• A family member

• A friend

• A peddler

• A local shopkeeper

What does Marilla decide must be done about Anne's hair?

• Cut it off

• Leave it as is

• Dye it again

• Wear a hat

How does Anne feel about having her hair cut?

• Heartbroken

• Indifferent

• Excited

• Relieved

What does Anne resolve to focus on after her hair is cut?

• Being rebellious

• Being popular

• Being good

• Being beautiful