Anne and Diana's Friendship Dynamics

Anne Shirley experiences a heartfelt farewell with her friend Diana Barry, as Diana's mother forbids their friendship. Despite her sadness, Anne returns to school, where she is welcomed back by her classmates. She engages in a friendly rivalry with Gilbert Blythe, excelling in her studies but struggling with geometry. Anne's determination and imagination shine through as she navigates school life and maintains her bond with Diana through secret notes.

What does Anne see Diana doing that prompts her to rush out of the house?

• Diana is writing a letter.

• Diana is calling out loudly.

• Diana is beckoning mysteriously.

• Diana is waving a flag.

What news does Diana bring to Anne?

• They can play together again.

• Diana is moving away.

• Diana's mother forbids them from playing together.

• Diana has a new friend.

What do Anne and Diana exchange as a symbol of their friendship?

• A bracelet

• A lock of hair

• A book

• A letter

How does Anne feel after her parting with Diana?

• Completely devastated

• Consoled by the romantic parting

• Indifferent

• Angry at Diana

What decision does Anne make after her farewell with Diana?

• To return to school

• To leave Green Gables

• To find a new friend

• To write a book

How do Anne's classmates react to her return to school?

• They ignore her.

• They are upset with her.

• They are indifferent.

• They welcome her with open arms.

What does Diana send to Anne at school?

• A note and a bookmark

• A drawing

• A new dress

• A book

What is the nature of Anne's relationship with Gilbert Blythe?

• They are academic rivals.

• They are siblings.

• They are best friends.

• They ignore each other.

Which subject does Anne find particularly challenging?

• Science

• History

• Literature

• Geometry