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WorksheetsAnne of Avonlea
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
Why is she called “Anne of Avonlea”?
Because that is her last name
Because That’s the name of the town where the story takes place
Because that was a fashionable name at the time
All of the above
What was Anne’s problem in the story?
She forgot the speech
She hated kids
She was too young to be a teacher
Don’t worry, Jesus will fix it for you
What is one feeling Anne experienced in the story?
Fear
Love
Excitement
Pain
How does the sentence impact the plot of the passage?
It defines the problem Mrs. Lynde faced.
It describes the conflict between Mrs. Lynde and Anne.
It shows how the other characters are affected by Mrs. Lynde.
It explains how Mr. Harrishon and Anne come to a resolution over Mrs. Lynde.
What happened to Marilla in the end of the story?
She died from a heart attack.
She was losing her eyesight.
She sold the farm and got some money.
She became a teacher in a school.
Which quotation most strongly suggests that Anne is eager to please Matthew?
Yes, it’s red. Now, you see why I can’t be perfectly happy.
Would you rather I didn’t talk? If you say so I’ll stop.
It looks just like a bride! With a lovely misty veil.
Shouldn’t we be going?
We quickly learn all of the following about Mrs. Rachel Lynde except:
that she is very curious
that she likes to know what everyone else is doing
that she has a generous heart
that she always speaks her mind
Based on the passage, what can be inferred about Anne’s feelings toward Mrs. Lynde?
Anne feels adoration for Mrs. Lynde.
Anne feels compassion for Mrs. Lynde.
Anne feels scornful toward Mrs. Lynde.
Anne feels resentful toward Mrs. Lynde.
How does paragraph 2 define Anne’s character?
by showing how the setting is reflected in her personality
by describing how the setting of the story impacts her life
by contrasting Anne's viewpoint with her father's viewpoint
by implying that Anne is more concerned with her surroundings than with her father
Read the sentence from paragraph 12. “I suppose she has some good qualities,” conceded Mr. Harrison grudgingly. What word means the same as grudgingly as it is used in the sentence?
disrespectfully
gratefully
suspisciously
unwillingly
Anne was also invited to stay the night, and both girls were very 12. ______________.
excited
attend
jumped
played
However, they found that they had jumped on Diana’s Aunt Josephine, The lady was very upset, but Anne went to her and apologized. Miss Barry was so 14. __________________ by Anne that she decided to stay a month, and the two became good friends.
jumped
amused
attend
played
The name of the town in the book is...
Avonela
Avon
Aelnova
Avonlea
The Avonlea students stopped going home on Fridays in order to study for <br />the exams. When the exam results came out, Anne... <br />that she had won the Avery 12. _______________ .
discovered
Redmond
scolarship
Avonlea
The Avonlea students stopped going home on Fridays in order to study for <br />the exams. When the exam results came out, Anne 11. ________________ <br />that she had won the…
Redmond
discovered
scholarship
proud
Diana was waiting at Green <br />Gables, and she told Anne Gilbert would not be going to <br />14. __________________ in September
discovered
aware
Avonelea
Redmond
______has dinner at half past six
Marilla and Gilbert
Anne and Diana
Halilisko and Marilla
Matthew and Anne
Who is the new teacher in Avonlea school?
Mrs. Baker
Miss Stacy
Miss Smith
Mr. Phillips
What is the main setting of 'Anne of Avonlea'?
Green Gables
Avonlea
Redmond
Charlottetown
Who is Anne's best friend in 'Anne of Avonlea'?
Diana Barry
Marilla Cuthbert
Rachel Lynde
Jane Andrews
What role does Anne take on in 'Anne of Avonlea'?
A student
A teacher
A writer
A traveler
Which character is known for being nosy and outspoken in 'Anne of Avonlea'?
Marilla Cuthbert
Rachel Lynde
Diana Barry
Gilbert Blythe
What is a major theme in 'Anne of Avonlea'?
Friendship and community
War and peace
Adventure and exploration
Science and technology
How does Anne feel about her students in 'Anne of Avonlea'?
She dislikes them
She is indifferent
She is fond of them
She is afraid of them
What is the significance of the character Gilbert Blythe in 'Anne of Avonlea'?
He is Anne's rival
He is Anne's brother
He is Anne's love interest
He is Anne's teacher
