Anne's Experiences and Perspectives

In Chapter 26 of 'Anne of Green Gables', Anne reflects on the excitement of a recent concert and its impact on her life. She navigates changes in school dynamics and celebrates her 13th birthday, contemplating growing up. Anne's passion for storytelling leads to the formation of a story club with her friends, where they explore creativity and imagination. The chapter concludes with reflections on morals and personal growth.

What does Anne find difficult after the concert?

• Making new friends

• Writing letters

• Returning to her normal routine

• Studying for exams

Why does Anne think concerts spoil people for everyday life?

• They are too loud

• They make everyday life seem dull

• They are too expensive

• They are too short

What was the result of the quarrel between Ruby Gillis and Emma White?

• They became best friends

• They left the school

• They stopped sitting together

• They started a new club

How does Anne feel about turning 13?

• Nervous and anxious

• Indifferent

• Excited and mature

• Sad and nostalgic

What does Anne suggest to Diana to improve their imagination?

• Drawing pictures

• Reading more books

• Starting a story club

• Watching plays

What happens to Cordelia and Geraldine in Anne's story?

• They both get married

• They become enemies

• They both drown

• They move to a new town

What is Marilla's opinion on the story club?

• She thinks it's a waste of time

• She thinks it's a great idea

• She is indifferent

• She wants to join

What does Anne hope to be like when she grows up?

• Marilla

• Mrs. Allan

• Ruby Gillis

• Diana