The Secret Garden Quiz

What is the initial setting of the novel?

• In Japan

• In France

• In Australia

• In England

Who is the main character of the story?

• Harry Potter

• Mary Lennox

• Tom Sawyer

• Huckleberry Finn

What tragedy befalls Mary Lennox at the beginning of the novel?

• She wins the lottery

• She becomes a famous actress

• She gets a new pet

• The death of her parents

Where is Mary sent to live after the tragedy?

• To live with her cousin in a small, rundown cottage in the mountains.

• To live with her aunt in a small, modern apartment in the city.

• To live with her uncle in a large, mysterious house in the countryside.

• To live with her grandmother in a medium-sized, ordinary house by the beach.

What is the name of the garden that Mary discovers?

• Rosewood Estate

• Lavender Hall

• Daisy Meadows

• Misselthwaite Manor

Who helps Mary find the key to the secret garden?

• A butterfly

• A squirrel

• A rabbit

• A robin

What is the significance of the robin in the story?

• The robin has no significance in the story.

• The robin is a symbol of wealth and prosperity.

• The robin symbolizes the healing and transformative power of nature.

• The robin represents the danger and darkness in the story.

What role does nature play in the plot of the story?

• Nature represents destruction, chaos, and decay

• Nature has no role in the plot

• Nature symbolizes technology, progress, and innovation

• Nature symbolizes growth, renewal, and healing

How does the novel conclude?

• The novel concludes with the main characters getting lost in the secret garden forever.

• The novel concludes with the main characters being attacked by wild animals in the secret garden.

• The novel concludes with the main characters finding happiness and healing through the magic of the secret garden.

• The novel concludes with the main characters deciding to abandon the secret garden and never return.

What does Mary find as she is practicing skipping rope?

• The robin's nest

• The secret garden

• A portrait of herself

• A note from Mrs. Craven