The Diary of Anne Frank: Act I Scenes 1 - 2

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What year is it when Scene 2 begins?

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1942

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What is the setting at the beginning of Act I, Scene I?

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The top floor of a warehouse and office building in Amsterdam in November 1945.

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What was the paperbound notebook Miep handed Mr. Frank?

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Anne's diary

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How does Anne describe her mother at the end of Scene 2?

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unbearable

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What are ration books?

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Books of stamps used to buy food and supplies.

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Who is Anne Frank?

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A Jewish girl who went into hiding during World War II and wrote a diary about her experiences.

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What does the diary symbolize in the play?

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The diary symbolizes hope, identity, and the voice of a young girl amidst the horrors of war.

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What is the significance of the year 1942 in the context of the play?

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It marks the beginning of the Frank family's hiding from the Nazis.

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What role does Miep play in the story?

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Miep is a friend of the Frank family who helps them while they are in hiding.

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What does Anne's diary reveal about her character?

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It reveals her thoughts, feelings, and aspirations, showcasing her growth and resilience.