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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Gilbert coming to town in Chapter 28?

2. What does Anne think about the house she is staying at in Chapter 31?

3. For graduation, Anne receives flowers from whom?

4. What does Anne decide to do for the day in Chapter 25?

5. Whom does Anne encounter in Chapter 23?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 37, what actions of Anne's are signs that she has feelings for Gilbert?

2. Why is Anne confused about Janet and John's relationship?

3. Why is Janet crying in Chapter 33?

4. How does Anne show signs of maturing in Chapter 34?

5. What lesson should Anne learn from Amelia Skinner?

6. What does Anne think about Roy when they meet in Chapter 25?

7. What do we learn about Philippa in Chapter 24?

8. What foreshadows Anne finally admitting her true feelings about Gilbert?

9. After Anne gets paid ten dollars for a publication, what do we learn about Anne?

10. Why is Anne herself shocked when she rejects Roy's proposal?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Discuss the life of L.M. Montgomery. How did she come up with the idea for the series? Is any of it based on her own experiences? Did she write the stories based on her time period or another? What was her life like and how did she find success as an author? Write this essay as though it were a mini-biography.

Essay Topic 2

There are several females in the novel who help in moving the plot forward. Choose one of the following characters to fully analyze. Be sure to discuss the character's personality, relationship with others, and how she has changed throughout the novel. Be sure to use specific examples from the novel to support your claims.

(a) Aunt Jamesina

(b) Diana

(c) Marilla

Essay Topic 3

There are several males in the novel who help in moving the plot forward. Choose one of the following characters to fully analyze. Be sure to discuss the character's personality, relationship with others, and how he has changed throughout the novel. Be sure to use specific examples from the novel to support your claims.

(a) Roy

(b) Jonas

(c) John Douglas

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