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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. Who is voted class president?
(a) Anne.
(b) Gilbert.
(c) Philippa.
(d) Charlie.

2. What does Anne think it means to be twenty years old?
(a) That her personality must be set in stone but she doesn't have to act mature.
(b) That she will have to act mature but can make mistakes.
(c) That she will have to act mature and have her personality set in stone.
(d) That she can have a lot of fun and make mistakes.

3. Where will Philippa be during the break?
(a) Bolingbroke.
(b) Green Gables.
(c) Avonlea.
(d) Kingsport.

4. To whom does Anne make frequent nighttime visits in Chapter 14?
(a) Gilbert.
(b) Diana.
(c) Ruby.
(d) Billy.

5. What does Anne confess to Diana that she is working on?
(a) A novel to be published.
(b) A short story to be published.
(c) A poem to be published.
(d) A memoir to be published.

Short Answer Questions

1. From whom does Anne receive a letter in Chapter 17?

2. Where are Anne and Diana in the beginning of the novel?

3. Who is Billy Andrews?

4. What makes Anne jealous in Chapter 5?

5. In Chapter 8, with whom is Anne with?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do Anne and Priscilla finally get a sense of belonging in college?

2. Briefly compare and contrast Davy and Dora in Chapter 13.

3. Describe Philippa's personality.

4. What does the twisting of Diana's ring symbolize?

5. What do Anne and Diana think about the future in regards to their friendship and what does it show about each character in Chapter 1?

6. What incident in Chapter 13 shows that Anne is in touch with children?

7. What does the reader learn about Anne's character through her attempts to get published in Chapter 11?

8. What do we learn about Anne with her refusal to go with Philippa to her home?

9. What gives Anne a reminder of home in Chapter 5?

10. What good news does Anne receive in Chapter 21?

(see the answer keys)

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