Anne's Dramatization and Reflections

In this chapter of 'Anne of Green Gables', Anne and her friends decide to reenact the story of Elaine from Tennyson's poem. Anne takes on the role of Elaine, but the play takes a dangerous turn when the flat they are using begins to leak. Anne manages to climb onto a bridge pile and is eventually rescued by Gilbert Blythe. Despite the tension, Anne learns valuable lessons about romance and friendship, reflecting on her experiences and resolving to be less romantic in the future.

What is the main activity the girls plan to do in this chapter?

• Go fishing

• Dramatize Elaine

• Have a picnic

• Play hide and seek

Why does Anne feel it is ridiculous for her to play Elaine?

• She is afraid of water

• She thinks her red hair is unsuitable

• She doesn't know how to act

• She is too shy

What do the girls use to cover the flat for the dramatization?

• A red blanket

• A blue tarp

• A white sheet

• A black shawl

What unexpected event occurs while Anne is floating down the river?

• The flat catches fire

• The flat begins to leak

• Anne falls asleep

• A storm approaches

Who rescues Anne from her precarious situation?

• Marilla

• Gilbert

• Matthew

• Diana

What does Anne decide about being romantic after her experience?

• She plans to write a romantic novel

• She thinks romance is overrated

• She decides romance is not appreciated

• She wants to be more romantic