The Diary of Anne Frank (play) Test Review

Front

What is the significance of Mr. Frank asking Miep to burn the papers?

Back

Mr. Frank is overwhelmed by memories and feels he cannot bear to read the old letters and notes.

Front

What aspect of the plot does the majority of the play represent?

Back

The majority of the play is considered the rising action.

Front

What does Peter imply about Anne's presence in the secret annex?

Back

Peter implies that the situation is better because Anne is there.

Front

How do the living arrangements change with Mr. Dussel's arrival?

Back

Margot moves to the common room, and Anne shares her room with Mr. Dussel.

Front

What do Anne's lines about Miep's coat reveal about her feelings?

Back

They reveal that Anne really misses being outdoors.

Front

Define 'rising action' in the context of a play.

Back

Rising action refers to the series of events that create suspense and tension leading up to the climax.

Front

What does the character of Anne Frank symbolize in the play?

Back

Anne symbolizes hope, resilience, and the struggle for identity during difficult times.

Front

Explain the role of Miep Gies in 'The Diary of Anne Frank.'

Back

Miep Gies is a key figure who helps the Frank family by providing food, supplies, and support while they are in hiding.

Front

What is the climax of 'The Diary of Anne Frank'?

Back

The climax occurs when the secret annex is discovered by the Nazis.

Front

How does the theme of isolation manifest in the play?

Back

Isolation is depicted through the characters' confinement in the annex and their longing for freedom and connection.