Understanding Anne-Marie's Journey and Vocabulary

In Chapter 14, Anne-Marie embarks on a journey through the woods, recalling the story of Little Red Riding Hood to comfort herself. As she navigates the dark path, she reflects on her surroundings and memories. The chapter concludes with Anne-Marie encountering soldiers and dogs, requiring her to be brave.

What does the word 'brusque' mean?

• Slow and deliberate

• Calm and soothing

• Abrupt or offhand

• Friendly and warm

What does 'taut' refer to?

• Flexible and bendable

• Soft and gentle

• Stretched or held tightly

• Loose and relaxed

What does Anne-Marie realize as she enters the woods?

• The woods are full of animals

• The dawn is very cold

• The path is well-lit

• She forgot her basket

What story does Anne-Marie recall while walking?

• Cinderella

• Little Red Riding Hood

• Snow White

• Hansel and Gretel

Why does Kirstie interrupt the story?

• She doesn't like the story

• She wants to make it last longer

• She is scared

• She knows a better story

What does Anne-Marie think about the woods?

• They are easy to navigate

• They are full of wolves

• They are not like the story woods

• They are bright and sunny

What does Anne-Marie remember about the meadow?

• She used to feed cows there

• It is full of wild animals

• It is always empty

• It is a dangerous place

Who is the local doctor Anne-Marie thinks of?

• A doctor who is always late

• An old brusque but kind-eyed doctor

• A young and energetic doctor

• A doctor who never visits

What does Anne-Marie recall about the harbor?

• It is a quiet place

• It is always empty

• It is full of soldiers

• She used to watch boats there

What does Anne-Marie encounter at the end of the chapter?

• Four armed soldiers with dogs

• A friendly traveler

• A pack of wolves

• A group of fishermen