Colin's Journey in the Secret Garden

In Chapter 25 of 'The Secret Garden', Dr. Craven expresses concern over Colin's health after he spends a long day outside. Mary advises Colin on his manners, reflecting on her own growth. Colin and Mary believe in the magic of the garden, which Colin plans to harness to grow stronger. He keeps his progress a secret, intending to surprise his father with his newfound strength.

What is Dr. Craven's main concern about Colin spending too much time outside?

• Colin might get lost.

• Colin might get sunburned.

• Colin might get overtired.

• Colin might catch a cold.

How does Colin respond to Dr. Craven's concern about his health?

• He agrees to stay indoors.

• He insists that being outside is making him well.

• He promises to rest more.

• He asks for more medicine.

What does Mary decide to talk to Colin about after Dr. Craven leaves?

• His manners

• His diet

• His health

• His studies

What realization does Mary have about Colin's behavior?

• He is often rude and difficult.

• He is always polite.

• He is very generous.

• He is very shy.

What does Colin believe about the secret garden?

• It is boring.

• It is dangerous.

• It has magical properties.

• It is haunted.

What does Colin plan to do with the magic of the garden?

• Use it to grow stronger

• Ignore it

• Sell it

• Destroy it

Who helps Colin with his experiment to harness the garden's magic?

• Mary, Dicken, and Ben

• Only Mary

• Only Dicken

• Only Ben

What does Colin repeatedly say to himself while practicing walking?

• I am weak.

• I am tired.

• I need help.

• The magic is in me.

What is Colin's plan regarding his progress in walking?

• To stop practicing

• To write a book about it

• To keep it a secret

• To tell everyone immediately

What does Colin hope to do one day to surprise his father?

• Write him a letter

• Show him a new plant

• Walk into his study

• Sing a song