The Diary of Anne Frank Play Flashcard

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Who is responsible for exposing the annex residents to the authorities?

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The Criminal.

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How does Anne's character develop throughout the play?

Back

She becomes more outspoken and courageous.

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Who serves as the narrator of the play?

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Anne Frank.

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What does the line, 'In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart' signify?

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It reflects Anne's optimism and faith in humanity.

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Who becomes Anne's confidante in the play?

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Peter Van Daan.

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What is the main theme of 'The Diary of Anne Frank'?

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The struggle for identity and the resilience of the human spirit.

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What role does Mr. Frank play in the story?

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He is the father of Anne and the leader of the group in hiding.

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How does the setting of the annex contribute to the story?

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It creates a sense of confinement and tension, highlighting the characters' struggles.

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What is the significance of Anne's diary?

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It serves as a personal reflection of her thoughts, feelings, and experiences during hiding.

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How does the relationship between Anne and her mother evolve?

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It becomes strained as Anne seeks independence and understanding.