Act 2, Scenes 1&2 - Diary of Anne Frank

Front

What unexpected action does Peter take as Anne is getting ready to leave his room?

Back

Peter kisses Anne.

Front

What causes the big argument at the beginning of Act 2, Scene 1?

Back

Mrs. Van Daan is accused of always giving more food to Mr. Van Daan.

Front

Why is Anne concerned about hurting Margot's feelings?

Back

Anne thinks Margot may be jealous of her relationship with Peter.

Front

What future career does Anne express interest in?

Back

Anne is interested in becoming a journalist.

Front

What is Anne preparing for at the beginning of Scene 2?

Back

Anne is getting ready for her date with Peter.

Front

What is the significance of Anne's relationship with Peter in the play?

Back

It represents Anne's desire for connection and normalcy amidst the chaos of their situation.

Front

How does the argument in Act 2, Scene 1 reflect the tensions in the Secret Annex?

Back

It highlights the stress and strain of living in close quarters under constant fear.

Front

What does Anne's diary symbolize in the play?

Back

Anne's diary symbolizes her inner thoughts, hopes, and the desire for freedom.

Front

How does Anne's character develop throughout Act 2?

Back

Anne becomes more self-aware and begins to understand the complexities of her relationships.

Front

What role does Miep play in the lives of the characters in the Secret Annex?

Back

Miep serves as a lifeline, providing support and connection to the outside world.