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Anne of Avonlea: Chapters VIII-XV - Quiz
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Summarize Diana Barry's story about Hester Gray. Explain when and where she told of Hester's life?
Compare the twins, Dora and Davy Keith. Which twin was Anne's favorite and why?
Besides the unexpected bursting parcel thrown into the school's fire, list two other events of Jonah Day, Anne's only grumpy day as teacher.
Explain the details of Willie White's letter, in which he wrote about his visit to his Aunt Mary's.
How did Anthony Pye's attitude change after Anne whipped him with the classroom pointer?
Why do you think he finally warmed up to Anne?
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