Anne of Green Gables Characters
Anne's best friend
Diana Barry
capricious
(adj.) unpredictable
What is Anne's last name?
Shirley
Anne describes the ice cream as ________
a. reverie b. superfluous c. sublime d. aesthetic
C) SUBLIME! - definition: of such splendor and beauty as to inspire admiration or awe
Name the adverbs:
"I love you devotedly, Anne," said Diana stanchly, "and I always will, you may be sure of that."
(p.132) devotedly and stanchly
Anne's adoptive father / a farmer in Avonlea
Matthew Cuthbert
a person who is blamed for the mistakes or wrongdoings of others
scapegoat
What specific color was the lost brooch?
Amethyst
Marilla's pin that Anne borrowed
"Anne, Mrs. Rachel says you went to church last Sunday with your hat rigged out ridiculous with roses and buttercups. What on earth put you up to such a ____?"
CAPER - n. - ridiculous activity or escapade
What parts of speech are in the following phrase: "the bright moon"
adj adj n
the busybody neighbor lady who liked to tell others what to do
Rachel Lynde
having a full, rich sound (adjective)
sonorous
What did Anne hit Gilbert with?
A slate
Breakfast, dinner, and supper were very silent meals - for Anne still remained ____ .
obdurate - (adj.) stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion
name 4 adjectives that start with t
terrific, terrible, tight, tangy
Anne's inspiring schoolteacher who encourages her writing
Muriel Stacy (Miss Stacy)
Little dark spots on your skin
freckles
What was wrong with Minnie May?
She was sick, and she could not breathe well.
What did Anne decorate her room with in Ch.16?
boughs / maple branches - put in a blue jug on her table
Which 2 of these are coordinating conjunctions?
a) so b) this c) between d) but e) being
#FANBOYS: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
Who called Anne "Carrots"?
Gilbert Blythe
reverie
(n.) the state of being pleasantly lost in one's thoughts; a daydream
Where is Avonlea? What area of Canada?
Prince Edward Island
What did Diana drink instead of raspberry cordial?
currant wine (p.128)
Describe (in writing) what Anne likes to do and how she likes to play - including 3 prepositions
Anne likes to play outside among the flowers with Diana Barry in beautiful reverie.