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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What do the girls fail at doing in Chapter 16?
(a) Selling Sarah.
(b) Killing Rusty.
(c) Selling Rusty.
(d) Killing Sarah.
2. Who is the pretty, brown-eyed girl that Anne and Priscilla meet on their walk?
(a) Ruby Gillis.
(b) Stella Maynard.
(c) Philippa Gordon.
(d) Diana Barry.
3. For which break is Anne and her friends preparing for in the beginning of Chapter 7?
(a) Easter.
(b) Summer.
(c) New Year's.
(d) Christmas.
4. What does Philippa promise to her friends to help with in regards to Patty's Place?
(a) Chores.
(b) Finding boyfriends for Anne and Priscilla.
(c) Teach Anne how to keep a boyfriend.
(d) Keep Gilbert away from Anne.
5. Whom do Anne and Priscilla meet in Chapter 10?
(a) Diana.
(b) Patty.
(c) Ruby.
(d) Marilla.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where will Anne be during the break?
2. Which of Anne's friends does not move into Patty's Place in Chapter 16?
3. Where is Anne in Chapter 21?
4. In Chapter 18, what is Diana sick with?
5. What does Philippa want of Anne in Chapter 7 before they leave for break?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Patty decide to let the girls rent her home in Chapter 10 and what does this decision say about Anne?
2. What demonstrates that Philippa has slowly changed in Chapter 10?
3. What are the girls learning by living in their new home at Patty's Place in Chapter 16?
4. What good news does Anne receive in Chapter 21?
5. In Chapter 1, what does the season change foreshadow?
6. Describe how Anne feels around Gilbert in Chapter 18.
7. Why does Gilbert want to show Anne houses created by millionaires in Chapter 6?
8. Why does Philippa need reassurance about her appearance in Chapter 19?
9. Briefly compare and contrast Davy and Dora in Chapter 13.
10. What does Ruby tell Anne in Chapter 14 and what does Anne understand from it?
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