Chapters of Anne’s Life
The title of the chapter where Anne bakes a cake but accidentally flavors it with anodyne liniment or medicine instead of vanilla
What is "A New Departure in Flavorings?"
The moment Anne stopped hating Gilbert Blythe
What was Gilbert's apology on the bridge?
The first citizen of Avonlea to meet Anne
Who is Matthew Cuthbert?
On page 148, the chapter title is an example of this type of figurative language.
What is alliteration?
This word appears on the bottom half of page 216 and is defined as "in a way that is not directly expressed."
What is "implicitly?"
The title of the chapter when Anne and Diana meet
What is "A Solemn Vow and Promise?"
It is because Anne appeared different from her playmates that prompted this character's action.
Why did Matthew buy Anne a dress with puffed sleeves?
Diana tells Anne that she loves her after this event.
What is "Mrs. Barry forbids Diana from seeing Anne?" or What is "Anne intoxicates Diana?"
On page 17, the painted sunset sky is described using this type of figurative language.
What is a simile?
This word appears on the top half of page 307 and is defined as "preventing (someone) from accomplishing something."
What is "thwarted?"
The food Anne was excited about in the fourteenth chapter "Anne's Confession"
What is ice cream?
Anne and Marilla's response to this event in the last five chapters reveal how they have impacted each other
What is Matthew's death?
The reason Gilbert Blythe teased Anne by calling her "Carrots"
What is "Anne was the only girl at school who did not notice him?"
On page 4, sunshine is described using this type of figurative language.
What is personification?
This word appears on the bottom half of page 238 and is defined as "not given to open expression of emotion, especially affection, and characterized by reserve or restraint."
What is "undemonstrativeness?"
The four items Marilla allows Anne to serve in chapter sixteen
What are cherry preserves, fruit cake, cookies and snaps, and raspberry cordial?
Anne attributes her growth in thoughtfulness and solitude to this person
Who is Miss Stacy?
Marilla first defends Anne from this person
Who is Mrs. Blewett?
On page 185, Diana's question to Anne is an example of this type of figurative language.
What is a hyperbole?
This word appears on the top half of page 59 and is defined as "changing frequently, especially as regards one's loyalties, interests, or affection."
What is "fickle?"
Anne's nom de plume or pen name in her story club
Who is Rosamond Montmorency?
The narrator reveals that Marilla likes Anne's chatter after this event
What is "when Anne dyes and cuts her hair?"
Anne's mother and father
Who are Bertha and Walter Shirley?
On page 62, Mrs. Rachel leaving her house is described using this type of figurative language.
Synecdoche
This word appears on the top half of page 167 and is defined as "an intuitive feeling about the future, especially one of foreboding."
What is "presentiment?"