Anne Frank play review

Front

What event causes Dussel to feel stressed at the beginning of act two scene four?

Back

Dussel is stressed because something has happened to Miep.

Front

What happened to the person responsible for obtaining ration books for the occupants of the Annex?

Back

The person who got ration books for the occupants of the Annex was arrested.

Front

Why does Mr. Frank share Mr. Kraler’s story about the blackmail scheme with Anne, Margot, and Peter?

Back

Mr. Frank shares the story because he knows they will imagine something worse if they don’t know the truth.

Front

What are the differences in behavior between Anne and Margot that lead to Anne getting in trouble more often?

Back

Anne gets in trouble more often because she insists on expressing her opinions, while Margot is quiet and meek.

Front

Where is the hiding place of the Franks and the Van Daans located?

Back

The hiding place is in the building where Mr. Frank used to have his business.

Front

What is the significance of Miep's role in the lives of the occupants of the Annex?

Back

Miep plays a crucial role as a helper and provider for the occupants, bringing them food and news.

Front

How does the theme of fear manifest in the lives of the characters in the play?

Back

Fear manifests through the constant threat of discovery and the emotional strain it places on the characters.

Front

What does Anne's character represent in the context of the play?

Back

Anne represents hope, resilience, and the struggle for identity in the face of oppression.

Front

How does the relationship between Anne and Peter evolve throughout the play?

Back

The relationship evolves from friendship to a romantic interest, highlighting themes of adolescence and companionship.

Front

What role does Mr. Frank play in maintaining morale among the occupants of the Annex?

Back

Mr. Frank acts as a stabilizing force, providing leadership and comfort to the others during difficult times.