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"The Diary of Anne Frank" by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hacket
"The Diary of Anne Frank" by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hacket
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1
It's important for the character to celebrate Hanukkah because -
everyone wants to eat holiday foods together.
it gives them a chance to unite in prayer.
the young people are eager to get presents.
Mr. Dussel wants to learn more about Jewish holidays.
2
How does Anne relate to her father?
They have a close relationship.
She prefers to be with her mother.
Her father tries to baby her too much.
She is afraid of her father.
3
Which of the following first signals a real conflict in personalities between the characters?
Mrs. Frank decides to give a room to the Van Daans.
Anne tells her father that she finds Algebra unpleasant.
Mrs. Van Daan explodes in anger after Anne ruins her coat.
The Van Daans demand that Miep bring food and cigarettes.
4
The Franks and the Van Daans hide in the -
church tower.
home of the Franks' friends.
building where Mr. Frank had is business.
attic of an empty warehouse.
5
How does the news of the Allied invasion change the mood of Mrs. Frank and Mr. Van Daan?
It makes them happy and carefree.
The become relieved and ashamed of their fighting.
It intensifies their fighting.
It causes them to become closer friends.
6
The play's climax occurs when -
Mrs. Frank asks Mr. Van Daan to leave.
the police arrive at the Annex.
Miep brings news of the Allied invasion at Normandy.
Anne dies in a concentration camp.
7
Anne is faced with an internal conflict in Act 2 between -
her love for Peter and her love for her mother.
the reality around her and her belief in the good of people.
her childess side and her maturing side.
her religious beliefs and her beliefs about people.
8
Fortify means -
angrily
weakened
strengthened
hate
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Unabashed means -
angrily
unembarrased
strengthened
noticeable
10
What does Mr. Frank mean when he says that Anne "puts me to shame"?
He regrets not taking Anne's diary with them.
He believes his daughter's hope for humanity far exceeds his
He wishes that he had been a better father.
He remembers he couldn't protect his family from their fate.
11
Indignatly means -
hate
angrily
stregthened
unembarrased
12
In the crisis following the crash of the lampshade, Mr. Frank's actions show that he is -
worried about the condition of the Annex.
rash and unthinking.
the most logical thinker in the group.
unconcerned for his own safety.
13
Why do the characters arrive at the Annex wearing several layers of clothing?
The furnace does not work.
The weather is bitterly cold.
Thieves are trying to rob them.
They would look suspicious carrying luggage.
14
Which of the following best shows Anne's growing sensitivity to other people's feelings?
Anne sends her mother away after her nightmare.
Anne invites Margot to join Peter and her.
Anne explains that her father is the only person she loves.
Anne sings a song for Hanukkah.
15
Conspicuous means -
hate
strengthen
unembarrased
noticeable
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Loathe means -
strengthened
angrily
hate
noticeable
17
Mr. Frank urges Anne to keep singing at the end of Act 1 because he wants to -
remind them of their faith.
cover the sounds they are making in the Annex.
lift everyone's spirits.
hear the sound of his daughter's voice.
18
The theme of this play can be expressed as all of these except -
Children suffer more than adults in time of war.
People can show courage in life-threatening situations.
In spite of everything, Anne still believes people are good.
The world contains both good and evil.