The Diary of Anne Frank Act 1 Scene 2

Front

What does the Star of David symbolize?

Back

The Jewish people and Judaism.

Front

What does Mr. Kraler's comment about Mr. Frank reveal about him?

Back

He is well respected.

Front

Why is Mrs. Frank worried about the ration books?

Back

It’s illegal.

Front

What does Peter mean when he says, 'Please, Mother?'

Back

He feels embarrassed.

Front

What does the dialogue reveal about Mrs. Van Daan while waiting for the Franks?

Back

She's nervous.

Front

What historical context is important to understand the significance of the Star of David in the play?

Back

The Star of David is a symbol of Jewish identity and was used during the Holocaust to identify Jewish people.

Front

How does Mr. Frank's character reflect the theme of respect in the play?

Back

Mr. Frank is portrayed as a dignified and respected figure, which highlights the impact of the war on individuals.

Front

What are ration books, and why are they significant in the context of the play?

Back

Ration books were used to control the distribution of food and goods during wartime, reflecting the scarcity and illegal activities during the Holocaust.

Front

How does Peter's relationship with his mother illustrate the theme of adolescence in the play?

Back

Peter's embarrassment towards his mother shows the struggle of adolescents seeking independence.

Front

What role does Mrs. Van Daan play in the dynamics of the hiding place?

Back

Mrs. Van Daan's nervousness adds tension and highlights the stress of living in hiding.