The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I

The play The Diary of Anne Frank is written by

• Anne Frank

• Albert Hackett

• Frances Goodrich

• Miep Gies

• Otto Frank

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How many scenes are in The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I?

• seven

• six

• five

• four

• three

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In the opening scene of The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I, why is Mr. Frank visiting the warehouse rooms with Miep Gies?

• He is looking for his daughter's diary.

• He wants to get his multi-colored scarf back.

• He is looking for a place to live.

• He wants one last look at the place where he last saw his family.

• He needs his business papers.

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Which of the following early events in the play provides the best evidence of a conflict in personalities between characters?

• Mr. Frank decides to give the upstairs room to the Van Daans.

• Anne tells her father that she finds algebra vile.

• The Van Daans demand that Miep bring food, cigarettes, and other things.

• Mrs. Frank attempts to stop Anne from answering back to the Van Daans.

• None of the above.

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Why does Mr. Frank decide that Mr. Dussel should join them in the hiding place, inspite of the objections of Mr. Van Daan and Mrs. Frank?

• Mr. Frank's teeth have become bad, and he is happy to have a dentist nearby.

• Mr. Frank is eager to find out what is happening outside the Secret Annex.

• Mr. Frank hopes that Mr. Dussel will pay him money when the war is over.

• Mr. Frank is willing to make sacrifices in order to save another person.

• None of the above.

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Which of the following events in the play provides an example of a flashback?

• Mr. Frank returns to the Secret Annex at the end of the war.

• Anne recounts in her diary the many anti-Jewish decrees.

• Mr. Frank begins reading the diary, and Anne's voice continues the reading.

• Mrs. Van Daan tells Anne about the many admirers she had in her youth.

• None of the above.

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Why does Anne get into trouble more often than her sister Margot?

• Anne has been spoiled by her father and has no respect for her elders.

• Margot is quiet and meek, but Anne insists upon expressing her own opinions.

• Anne is clumsy, and she does not care about other people's property.

• Margot has already passed through her rebellious phase.

• None of the above.

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Which of the following events shows Anne's growing sensitivity to other people's feelings?

• Anne sends her mother away after the nightmare.

• Anne sings a song for Hanukkah.

• Anne defends Peter's cat to Mr. Van Daan.

• Anne explains that her father is the only one she loves.

• None of the above.

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The link to the outside world is voluntarily provided by

• Mr. Dussel.

• the thief.

• Miep Gies.

• Mr. Kraler.

• None of the above.

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It is important for the characters in the play to celebrate Hanukkah in the Secret Annex because

• the young people are eager to get presents from their parents.

• Mr. Dussel needs to learn more about the Jewish holidays and customs.

• they want to eat latkes and other holiday foods together.

• it gives them a chance to sing loudly.

• None of the above.

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