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Chapters 20-38 Flashcards

1
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Who said, “I can’t tell you the person’s name because I have vowed never to let it cross my lips.”

A

Anne

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2
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Who said, “What would you feel like if a white think did snatch me up and carry me off?

A

Anne

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3
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liveliness, animation

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vivacity

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4
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remorseful, repentant person

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penitent

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5
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determined, decided

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resolute

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6
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skillfully

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deftly

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7
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more than enough, excess

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superfluous

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8
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wild, unruly

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tempestuous

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9
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lacking reverence or due respect

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irreverent

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10
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unpredictable, fickle

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capricious

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11
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Who said, “Oh, no, it takes me to make such a mistake.”

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Anne

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12
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What does Anne ruin when Mrs. Allan comes to tea?

A

cake

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13
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the Sunday school superintendent

A

Mr. Bell

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14
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Anne’s beloved minister’s wife

A

Mrs. Allan

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15
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Anne’s favorite minister

A

Mr. Allan

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16
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the Sunday school superintendent

A

Mr. Bell

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17
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deprived of prominence; surpassed

A

eclipsed

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18
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Who said, “I really don’t see how I’m going to live through the two weeks before school begins, I’m so impatient to see her.”

A

Anne

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19
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Anne things that if she were invited to tea every day she would be what?

A

a model child

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20
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Anne could never be a minister’s wife because she is not what?

A

naturally good

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21
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Who said, “The thought that it is all my own fault is what makes it so hard. If I could blame it on anybody I would feel so much better.”

A

Anne

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22
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Who said, “If I had been killed she would have had to carry a dark burden of remorse all her life.”

A

Anne

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23
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The person who would have to “carry a dark burden of remorse all her life” when Anne falls from the ridge-pole

A

Josie Pye

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24
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What is the wish granted to her when Anne is injured?

A

she faints

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25
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What does Anne break when she falls from the ridge-pole?

A

ankle

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26
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When Anne is injured, Marilla realizes that Anne is ___ to her.

A

dear

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27
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Anne’s friend who always insults her

A

Josie Pye

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28
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Who said, “When she pronounces my name I feel instinctively that she’s spelling with with an e.”

A

Anne

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29
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Who said, “Don’t be alarmed if you hear me groaning.”

A

Anne

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30
Q

Marilla believes that Miss Stacy’s concert is __

A

foolishness and nonsense

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31
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Anne’s inspiring teacher

A

Miss Stacy

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32
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Who said, “I knew he was up to some foolishness.”

A

Marilla

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33
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What does Matthew give Anne for Christmas?

A

a dress with puffed sleeves

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34
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What does Aunt Josephine give Anne for Christmas?

A

kid slippers

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35
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Who said, “We’re going to keep them all sacredly and have them to read our descendants.”

A

Anne

36
Q

What does Anne think is the most romantic ending to a story?

A

a funeral

37
Q

What is Anne’s besetting sin?

A

daydreaming

38
Q

How does Diana end her stories?

A

by killing everyone off

39
Q

Anne’s friend who is going to be a minister

A

Moody Spurgeon

40
Q

mysterious, incomprehensible

A

inscrutable

41
Q

Who said, “Anne’s a great hand at explaining.”

A

Matthew

42
Q

Who said, “Little things like that are of no importance now because I don’t suppose I’ll ever be able to go anywhere again. My career is closed.”

A

Anne

43
Q

Anne feels that she will never be able to go anywhere again when she does what?

A

dyes her hair green

44
Q

In order to get rid of red hair Anne was willing to risk what?

A

being a little wicked

45
Q

truthfulness, honesty

A

veracity

46
Q

unquestionably; without doubt

A

implicit

47
Q

Who said, “You don’t think much about romance when you have just escaped from a water grave.”

A

Anne

48
Q

Who was Anne pretending to be when she almost drowns?

A

Elaine, the Lady of Shalott

49
Q

When Gilbert first seeks to make peach with Anne, she does what?

A

rejects him

50
Q

Anne is rescued from a watery grave by __

A

Gilbert

51
Q

to yield; surrender

A

succumb

52
Q

Who said, “If I’d a child like Anne in the house all the time I’d be a better and happier woman.”

A

Miss Josephine Barry

53
Q

The good friends Anne is happy to see again after the summer are ___.

A

her school books

54
Q

What is the best part of Anne’s trip to the city to visit Aunt Josephine?

A

coming home

55
Q

unromantic; dull

A

prosaic

56
Q

Who said, “He takes them spells oftener than he used to and I’m anxious about him.”

A

Marilla

57
Q

Who said, “I did make a mistake in judging Anne, but it weren’t no wonder, for an odder, unexpecteder witch of a child there never was in this world, that’s what.”

A

Mrs. Rachel Lynde

58
Q

Who said, “Oh, you good old friends, I’m gladd to see your honest face once more …”

A

Anne

59
Q

Who said, “It does seem as if it was the end of everything, doesn’t it?”

A

Diana

60
Q

Who said, I’m just dazzled inside.”

A

Anne

61
Q

Who wins first place on the Queen’s entrance test?

A

Anne and Gilbert

62
Q

How does Moody Spurgeon steady his nerves?

A

by reciting the multiplication tables

63
Q

Who is convinced that Anne will excel on the Queen’s test before she even takes it?

A

Matthew

64
Q

subdue; restrain

A

chasten

65
Q

Who said, “I’d rather make people cry than laugh.”

A

Anne

66
Q

When would Anne rather make people cry than laugh?

A

when she recites

67
Q

Anne’s refusal to fall in front of Gilbert helps her to overcome what?

A

her stage fright

68
Q

Who gives Anne a string of pearl beads?

A

Matthew

69
Q

Who said, “That Anne-girl improves all the time.”

A

Miss Josephine Barry

70
Q

Who said, “It’s not the first time I’ve been glad. You do like to rub things in, Matthew Cuthbert.”

A

Marilla

71
Q

Who said, “Well, now, I’d rather have you than a dozen boys, Anne. Just mind you that - rather than a dozen boys.”

A

Matthew

72
Q

The Queen’s medal is won by ___, and the Avery scholarship is won by ___.

A

Gilbert; Anne

73
Q

Who said, “When you’ve seen that look as often as I have you’ll know what it means.”

A

Mrs. Rachel Lynde

74
Q

Who said, “She’s good and kind and sweet - but it’s not her sorrow - she’s outside of it and she couldn’t come close enough to my heart to help me. It’s our sorrow - yours and mine.”

A

Anne

75
Q

Who said, “I did use to think you were possessed.”

A

Marilla

76
Q

The person who pronounces Matthew is dead

A

Mrs. Lynde

77
Q

Matthew’s death is precipitated by what?

A

failure of the bank

78
Q

Who said, “Nothing could be worse than giving up Green Gables - nothing could hurt me more.”

A

Anne

79
Q

Who said, “But I can’t let you sacrifice yourself so for me. It would be terrible.”

A

Marilla

80
Q

Who said, “I feel as if you’d give me new life.”

A

Marilla

81
Q

How does Anne save Green Gables?

A

by giving up her scholarship

82
Q

Gilbert gives up the school teaching job in ___ in order to help Anne.

A

Avonlea

83
Q

At the end of the book, Anne ___ Gilbert.

A

forgives

84
Q

Anne’s bend in the road is what?

A

the death of Matthew

85
Q

Who said, “Now, I call that a positive triumph.”

A

Anne

86
Q

Who said “What a splendid chin he has! I never noticed it before.”

A

Anne

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