Why does Dussel get mad after Miep brings the cake?

He doesn't want Mrs. Van Daan to serve Mr. Van Daan a bigger piece.

Why is Peter upset in Act 2 Scene 4, near the end of the play?

Because they hid for 2 years just to be captured.

Who are Miep and Mr. Kraler? What do they do for the attic dwellers?

They are Dutch people who are helping to hide the attic dwellers.

What does the nightmare show about Anne's relationship with her parents?

She gets along better with her dad than her mom, but wants to change that.

Why are Mr. Frank and Meip in the attic in Scene 1?

He wants to see the place his family lived one last time.

What is the last thing to happen to the Franks and the Van Daans?

They are taken away by the Green Police (the Nazis).

What do Anne's presents reveal about her?

She is resourceful and notices what people like.

Desribe Mrs. Van Daan.

She is self centered, She is a flirt.

How does Anne and Peter's relationship change in Act 2?

They get much closer and start to like each other., They start to confide in each other.

When does Anne realize what "going into hiding" really means?

When she can't go down to the office for a pencil

Where and when does Scene 1 take place?

November 1945 in Amsterdam, Holland

What is Anne's relationship with her father like?

They have a very close relationship

Why is it a big deal that Mr. Van Daan was stealing bread?

They already do not have enough food.

Why does Peter remove the Star of David from his clothes?

He hates the fact that the Nazis made them wear it.

How do the families react when they learn about the D-Day invasion?

They are happy because they think the war is over.

What do her dreams reveal?

She is scared of being taken away.

Why does Mr. Dussel join them in the attic?

They want to help someone who is at risk of persecution from the Nazis.

Why does Mrs. Frank want Mrs. Van Daan to leave?

Because Mr. Van Daan has been stealing bread.

Describe Hanukkah in the attic.

It's a small celebration, but Anne gives gifts to everyone.

What effect does Anne saying "In spite of everything...people are still good at heart" have on the end of the play?

It makes the ending more emotional because Anne has been betrayed.

Name 2 restrictions the families have in the attic.

They can't throw out any trash., They can't go downstairs, even on the weekends., They can't run water at night., They have to be silent while the workers are in the building.

How are Anne and Margot different?

Anne stands up for herself, but Margot stays quiet.

What does Mr. Frank mean when he says "She puts me to shame"?

He doesn't think that people are good at heart, and he is ashamed by that.

How does Anne feel about her mother?

They do not get along and have a lot of disagreements

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1
Why does Dussel get mad after Miep brings the cake?
He doesn't want Mrs. Van Daan to serve Mr. Van Daan a bigger piece.
He secretly hates cake.
He wishes that she brought fruits and vegetables instead.
He doesn't get angry about the cake.
2
Why is Peter upset in Act 2 Scene 4, near the end of the play?
Because Mr. Van Daan stole the bread.
Because they are going to leave.
Because he and Anne are fighting.
Because they hid for 2 years just to be captured.
3
Who are Miep and Mr. Kraler? What do they do for the attic dwellers?
They are Dutch people who are helping to hide the attic dwellers.
They are Germans who are trying to capture the attic dwellers.
4
What does the nightmare show about Anne's relationship with her parents?
She loves both her parents equally.
She hates her dad and loves her mom.
She hates both of her parents.
She gets along better with her dad than her mom, but wants to change that.
5
What did the Frank family have to wear on their clothes because they are Jewish?
Yellow Stars
Green Triangles
Red Circles
Blue Squares
6
Why are Mr. Frank and Meip in the attic in Scene 1?
He wants to see if anyone else is there.
He wants to clean up the attic.
They decide it's the best secret meeting point.
He wants to see the place his family lived one last time.
7
What is the last thing to happen to the Franks and the Van Daans?
They celebrate Hanukkah.
They learn they have to stay in hiding longer.
They are finally able to go home.
They are taken away by the Green Police (the Nazis).
8
What do Anne's presents reveal about her?
She is resourceful and notices what people like.
She only gives gifts to the people she likes.
She is a bad gift-giver.
She does not give gifts.
9
Desribe Mrs. Van Daan.
She is self centered
She does not like anyone else in the attic.
She cares about everyone else.
She is a flirt.
10
How does Anne and Peter's relationship change in Act 2?
They don't speak to each other.
They fight more often and start to hate each other.
They get much closer and start to like each other.
They start to confide in each other.
11
When does Anne realize what "going into hiding" really means?
When they arrive at the Annex
When she can't go down to the office for a pencil
When the theif breaks into the warehouse
When she learns her friends have been taken
12
Where and when does Scene 1 take place?
November 1945 in Amsterdam, Holland
September 1995 in France
July 1942 in Germany
December 2022 in America
13
What does Peter call Anne?
Kitty
Annele
Mouschi
Mrs. Quack Quack
14
Who joins them in the attic?
Mr. Kraler
Meip
Mr. Dussel
Dirk
15
What is the feeling at the end of Act I?
Sad
Light-hearted
Serious, but hopeful
Suspenseful
16
What is Anne's relationship with her father like?
They do not get along at all.
They have a very close relationship
17
What does Mr. Frank give Anne?
A cat
A candle
An extra serving of food
A diary
18
Why is it a big deal that Mr. Van Daan was stealing bread?
It's rude that he is stealing.
They already do not have enough food.
He does not steal bread.
It's not a big deal, it just seems like one because of the tension.
19
Why does Peter remove the Star of David from his clothes?
He thinks it clashes with his outfit.
He hates the fact that the Nazis made them wear it.
He wants to remove it before his clothes get ruined.
He wants to keep it safe.
20
What happens to Anne while she sleeps?
She sleeps fine.
She can't sleep and is exhausted.
She has a nightmare.
A theif tries to break in while she sleeps.
21
How do the families react when they learn about the D-Day invasion?
They are sad because they think the war is lost.
They are happy because they think the war is over.
They don't understand the significance of it.
They aren't hopeful because they've been through this before.
22
What do her dreams reveal?
She is pleased living in the attic.
She is only worried about the cat.
She is worried about how much food they have.
She is scared of being taken away.
23
Why does Mr. Dussel join them in the attic?
They want to help someone who is at risk of persecution from the Nazis.
Mr. Van Daan owes him a favor.
He is a dentist and will help keep them healthy.
He will bring extra food and supplies.
24
What is Peter's cat's name?
Kitty
Annele
Mrs. Quack Quack
Mouschi
25
Why does Mrs. Frank want Mrs. Van Daan to leave?
Because Mr. Van Daan has been stealing bread.
Because Peter and Anne have feelings for each other.
Because she hates the Van Daans.
Because they don't have to hide anymore.
26
Describe Hanukkah in the attic.
They do not celebrate Hanukkah in the attic.
They are able to leave the attic to celebrate with friends.
It's a small celebration, but Anne gives gifts to everyone.
They celebrate Hanukkah the same way they always do.
27
What effect does Anne saying "In spite of everything...people are still good at heart" have on the end of the play?
It makes the ending more emotional because Anne has been betrayed.
It adds suspense to the ending because the reader doesn't know what happens
It is used to restate one of Anne's most famous quotes.
It helps the reader understand what happened to Anne and her family.
28
Name 2 restrictions the families have in the attic.
They can't throw out any trash.
They can't go downstairs, even on the weekends.
They can't run water at night.
They have to be silent while the workers are in the building.
29
How are Anne and Margot different?
Anne is quiet and respectful, but Margot is a wild child.
Anne stands up for herself, but Margot stays quiet.
Anne follows the rules, but Margot breaks them.
They are actually very similar people.
30
What does Mr. Frank mean when he says "She puts me to shame"?
He wishes he could have kept his family safe.
He thinks Anne is talking about him.
He doesn't think that people are good at heart, and he is ashamed by that.
He thinks that Anne is wrong about people being good at heart.
31
How does Anne feel about her mother?
Anne feels like she can go to her mother about anything, they're very close
They do not get along and have a lot of disagreements

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