Anne Frank Act 1, Scene 3 Flashcard

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What food do the characters have for dinner in Act 1, Scene 3 of Anne Frank?

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Beans

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Where do people in the outside world believe the Franks are hiding?

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In Zurich

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How does Peter's reaction to Anne's behavior differ from Mrs. Frank's reaction?

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Peter is embarrassed; Mrs. Frank is worried about what the others will think.

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What profession does Mr. Dussel have in the outside world?

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Dentist

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What are Anne's aspirations for her future?

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To go to Paris and be a famous dancer or singer.

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What is the significance of food in the context of the characters' lives in hiding?

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Food represents scarcity and the challenges of living in hiding.

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How does the setting of Act 1, Scene 3 contribute to the overall theme of confinement?

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The setting emphasizes the characters' isolation and the tension of living in hiding.

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What role does embarrassment play in Peter's character development?

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It highlights his struggle with identity and social interactions.

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How does Mrs. Frank's concern for others reflect her character traits?

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It shows her nurturing nature and desire for harmony.

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What does Anne's desire to be a dancer or singer reveal about her character?

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It reflects her longing for freedom and self-expression.