Anne's Journey and Achievements

Anne Shirley and Jane await their exam results at Queen's, where Anne wins the Avery scholarship. During the commencement ceremony, Anne is celebrated for her achievements. She returns to Avonlea, reuniting with her friend Diana and discussing future plans, including attending Redmond. Anne learns about Matthew's health issues and financial concerns. She spends a reflective day in nature with Matthew, cherishing the peaceful moments before life's challenges arise.

What was Jane's attitude towards the exam results?

• She was nervous and doubtful.

• She was confident and carefree.

• She was indifferent and uninterested.

• She was anxious and worried.

Why did Anne not want to check the results herself?

• She was too busy with other tasks.

• She was afraid of facing disappointment.

• She wanted to surprise herself later.

• She was confident she had failed.

What was Anne's reaction to winning the Avery scholarship?

• She was indifferent.

• She was disappointed.

• She was confused.

• She was overjoyed.

Who were the proudest of Anne's achievements at the commencement?

• The principal.

• Her teachers.

• Matthew and Marilla.

• Her classmates.

What did Anne enjoy most upon returning to Avonlea?

• The quiet solitude.

• The academic environment.

• The natural beauty and her friends.

• The city life.

What are Anne's plans for the future?

• To stay in Avonlea.

• To attend Redmond College.

• To travel the world.

• To start working immediately.

What health issues are Matthew and Marilla facing?

• Matthew has a cold, and Marilla has a fever.

• Matthew has a heart condition, and Marilla has headaches.

• Both have vision problems.

• Both are perfectly healthy.

How does Anne spend her day of reflection?

• By studying for exams.

• By visiting old places and reminiscing.

• By planning her future.

• By helping Marilla with chores.

What does Matthew express to Anne during their heartfelt moment?

• His disappointment in her choices.

• His pride in her achievements.

• His desire for her to stay home.

• His wish for her to change her plans.