Question

secret garden test medal and fan ASAP

Answer 1

@Carpe_Diem77
@Hope210
@Lord_Frieza
@Spinex12

Answer 2

Which line from the novel is an example of dialect?


A.



"Th' carriage is waitin' outside for thee."


B.


"Nobody thought she'd marry him, but she did, and people said she married him for his money."


C.


"I feel as if it might be the sea, if there were more water on it."


D.


"He's going to London in the morning."

Answer 3

@tygrr321

Answer 4

@studydood66

Answer 5

@StudyBuddy17

Answer 6

im here

Answer 7

a

Answer 8

kk. have u read the secret garden

Answer 9

there is more

Answer 10

yea a few years ago so im a bit rusty

Answer 11

kk. ty

Answer 12

Read this excerpt from the novel:

"She stared out of the window with her lips pinched together, and it seemed quite natural that the rain should have begun to pour down in grey slanting lines and splash and stream down the window-panes."

Based on the language the author uses, what conclusion can be drawn about how Mary feels at this moment?



A.
She feels confused.


B.
She feels content.


C.
She feels loved.


D.
She feels sad.

Answer 13

d?

Answer 14

i would tend to agree

Answer 15

kk

Answer 16

In the novel, what does the way the garden comes back to life and blossoms even more beautifully than before represent?


A.
the hope that true friends will accept us in spite of our flaws


B.
the safety that comes with being familiar with one's environment


C.
the way that people tend to become more beautiful as they age


D.
the ability of people to overcome problems and flourish

Answer 17

i agree with both lol

Answer 18

d again?

Answer 19

i think so but im not shure

Answer 20

kk

Answer 21

In the novel, what does Ben Weatherstaff view as a symbol of Mr. Craven's closed heart?


A.
the roses that refuse to bloom


B.
the little robin redbreast who befriends Mary


C.
the dark and frightening moors


D.
the locked door to the secret garden

Answer 22

a?

Answer 23

the one before this i d u were right

Answer 24

yea

Answer 25

and a is right

Answer 26

kk

Answer 27

Which best describes Colin's main conflict in the novel?


A.
He is often afraid because his father has such a terrible temper.


B.
He feels angry and bitter because his mother does not love him.


C.
He feels bored by life because nothing exciting ever happens in Yorkshire.


D.
He is lonely and unhappy because he thinks that he is doomed to a life of poor health.

Answer 28

d?

Answer 29

i would say so

Answer 30

yeah

Answer 31

k

Answer 32

How does Mr. Craven resolve the conflict he faces in the novel?


A.
He finally sells Misselthwaite Manor and moves on with his life.


B.
He figures out a way to cure Colin of his many sicknesses.


C.
He swallows his pride and agrees to take care of Mary.


D.
He learns to accept the sad events of his past, and he makes up with his son.

Answer 33

ummm....... c?

Answer 34

d

Answer 35

i would say d

Answer 36

oh. did u read this?

Answer 37

i did

Answer 38

oh.

Answer 39

kk

Answer 40

Which character is best described as having an incredible connection to nature and to wild animals?


A.
Martha Sowerby


B.
wingspanon Sowerby


C.
Archibald Craven


D.
Susan Sowerby

Answer 41

did u take the test?

Answer 42

yes i passed

Answer 43

d?

Answer 44

or a?

Answer 45

ok im not shure on this one let me look it up

Answer 46

kk. u Carpe?

Answer 47

not sure either

Answer 48

i thought it was the little boy. wingspanon

Answer 49

i put wingspanon

Answer 50

when i put D i c k o n it sais wingspanon

Answer 51

so it must be wingspanon

Answer 52

ready 4 more ones?

Answer 53

yea

Answer 54

In the novel, how does Martha Sowerby first help Mary?


A.
She forces Mary to be independent.


B.
She teaches Mary how to speak English.


C.
She introduces Mary to Colin.


D.
She saves Mary from a dangerous fall.

Answer 55

d?

Answer 56

@Carpe_Diem77 ?

Answer 57

i am also taking the same test from secret garden right now!

Answer 58

lol

Answer 59

And its A

Answer 60

its a

Answer 61

thats what i put

Answer 62

did u pass?

Answer 63

im on 16 xD

Answer 64

oh

Answer 65

yeah

Answer 66

When he leaves the secret garden for the first time, why does wingspanon leave Mary a picture of a missel thrush on its nest?


A.
to remind her to move more slowly and softly when she is in the garden


B.
to tell her that he will be at work in the garden before the birds wake up


C.
to suggest that she build more nests for the birds to live in


D.


to let her know that her secret is safe with him

Answer 67

D

Answer 68

D i c k o n not wingspanon

Answer 69

yea

Answer 70

i figured

Answer 71

Why does Susan Sowerby give Martha advice about what to do with Mary?


A.
She wants to teach Martha how to be a good mother.


B.
She is afraid that Martha will lose her job.


C.
She is worried that Mary will get into trouble.


D.
She is concerned that Mary will be lonely.

Answer 72

i need help with this :)

In the novel, how do the children and the garden change in similar ways?

A.
When spring comes, Mary says that the plants look more beautiful than ever, while she and Colin begin to look more attractive, as well.

B.
When spring comes, Mary says that the plants will be willing to struggle to bloom, while she and Colin are working hard to improve their own health and attitudes.

C.
When spring comes, Mary says that the plants will have it easier from now on, while she and Colin feel as though they have moved past many of their difficulties.

D.
When spring comes, Mary says that the plants will grow tall and strong, while she and Colin both have growth spurts.

Answer 73

and idk which one that is.

Answer 74

a

Answer 75

darn! i used to remember this ughhhh sorry :(

Answer 76

so its A for my question?

Answer 77

i think so

Answer 78

okay

Answer 79

i think so too

Answer 80

Why does Susan Sowerby give Martha advice about what to do with Mary?


A.
She wants to teach Martha how to be a good mother.


B.
She is afraid that Martha will lose her job.


C.
She is worried that Mary will get into trouble.


D.
She is concerned that Mary will be lonely.

Answer 81

im on the last question

Answer 82

hmm

Answer 83

b or c

Answer 84

B

Answer 85

well u finish, then can u tell me the answers?

Answer 86

its b

Answer 87

kk

Answer 88

0.0

Answer 89

im also taking the same test ._.

Answer 90

so idek what ur talkin 'bout c:

Answer 91

O.o

Answer 92

In the novel, how does the garden's being allowed to "run wild" and grow rather than be closely kept reflect what happens to one of the book's characters?


A.
It mirrors Mary's being allowed to do what she likes instead of having a governess.


B.
It mirrors Mary's being selfish and lonely rather than generous and happy.


C.
It mirrors Mary's being permitted to spend time away from Misselthwaite Manor.


D.
It mirrors Mary's being ignored by people rather than being treated with kindness.

Answer 93

o-o

Answer 94

*dies with laughter*

Answer 95

who is he?

Answer 96

We're trying to study..

Answer 97

my best friend XD