Anne Frank Act 1

Front

What does Mr. Frank's statement about stretching food suggest about his character?

Back

It suggests that Mr. Frank is kind and generous.

Front

Where is the hiding place for the Franks located?

Back

In the attic of a building where Mr. Frank used to run his business.

Front

Who is Kraler in the context of the story?

Back

Kraler is one of Mr. Frank’s former employees who helps those in hiding and tries to keep their spirits up by telling them positive news.

Front

How long is Mr. Dussel supposed to stay with the group?

Back

He is supposed to stay for a few days.

Front

True or False: Peter has a good relationship with his father based on their interactions in Act 1.

Back

False.

Front

What is the significance of the attic in the story?

Back

The attic serves as a hiding place for the Franks during the war, symbolizing safety and secrecy.

Front

What challenges do the Franks face while in hiding?

Back

They face the challenges of limited food, fear of discovery, and the stress of living in close quarters.

Front

How does Mr. Frank's leadership affect the group in hiding?

Back

Mr. Frank's leadership provides hope and stability, helping to maintain morale among the group.

Front

What role does fear play in the lives of the characters in Act 1?

Back

Fear influences their daily lives, decisions, and interactions, as they must constantly worry about being discovered.

Front

What does the character of Peter represent in the story?

Back

Peter represents the struggles of youth during wartime, including the conflict between parental expectations and personal identity.