Anne's Decisions and Community Reactions

Anne returns to find Marilla distressed about her eye condition, which could lead to blindness. Despite having a scholarship, Anne decides to stay and support Marilla, who is considering selling Green Gables. Anne plans to teach locally and keep the farm. The community reacts to Anne's decision, and Gilbert Blythe selflessly gives up a teaching position for her. Anne and Gilbert reconcile, deciding to be friends and support each other's studies.

What does the oculist advise Marilla to do to prevent her eyesight from worsening?

• Continue reading and sewing

• Eat a balanced diet

• Exercise regularly

• Avoid crying and wear glasses

How does Anne initially react to Marilla's news about her eyesight?

• She is angry

• She is silent and dismayed

• She is hopeful

• She is indifferent

Why is Marilla considering selling Green Gables?

• She wants to travel the world

• She received a lucrative offer

• She is unable to manage due to her eyesight

• She wants to move to a bigger city

What decision does Anne make regarding her scholarship to Redmond?

• She decides to accept it

• She decides to defer it

• She decides to reject it

• She decides to transfer it

What are Anne's plans after deciding not to go to Redmond?

• To start a business

• To teach and stay with Marilla

• To write a book

• To travel abroad

How does Marilla feel about Anne's decision to stay?

• She is grateful

• She is confused

• She is upset

• She is indifferent

What is the community's general reaction to Anne's decision to stay and teach?

• They are supportive

• They are indifferent

• They are critical

• They are unaware

What does Gilbert do to help Anne stay at Green Gables?

• He lends her money

• He withdraws his application for the school

• He writes a letter of recommendation

• He offers her a job

What does Anne reflect on as she walks down the hill?

• Her childhood memories

• Her future ambitions

• The beauty of her surroundings

• Her past mistakes