Anne Frank Review

Which of the following actions in Act Two reveals a personality trait not seen in the same character in Act One?

• Mr. Dussel carefully divides potatoes into piles for each person.

• Margot lends Anne her high-heeled shoes for the evening.

• Mrs. Frank demands that the Van Daans leave the Secret Annex.

• Mr. Frank offers the others hope as the Nazis pound on the door.

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Anne is faced with an internal conflict between her—

• love for Peter and her love for her father

• childish side and her maturing side

• understanding of evil and her belief in goodness

• religious faith and her interest in movie stars

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Which of the following actions best shows Anne’s growing sensitivity to other people’s feelings?

• Anne helps her mother with chores.

• Anne invites Margot to come with her to Peter’s room.

• Anne lets Mr. Dussel inside his bedroom

• Anne stops talking so much.

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How does the news of the Allied invasion change the mood of the group?

• It intensifies the fighting in the house.

• It makes people feel happy and carefree.

• People feel relieved and ashamed to have argued.

• People bravely prepare to evacuate the Secret Annex.

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What kind of person does Mr. Van Daan show himself to be?

• Greedy and selfish

• Polite and well mannered

• Calm and encouraging

• Young and immature

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What did Anne mean by, “I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are really good at heart”?

• most people in the world do not know what is happening to the Jews

• all people are evil and she trusts no one

• She thinks that most people are not evil like the nazi’s

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What does Mr. Frank mean by, “For the past two years we have lived in fear. Now we can live in hope”?

• they have to have hope to survive

• their worst fear has already happened, all they have left is hope

• there is no hope and they know their fate

• the Nazi’s will let them go

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What does Anne mean by, “I want to go on living after my death”? How is this possible?

• She will be free and not have to go to a camp

• after the war she will become a famous writer

• she will live through her writing

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The final scene takes place

• . in the concentration camp

• before the war

• after the war

• in the 1960’s

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When Carl tries to blackmail Mr. Kraler for a raise, that is an example of—

• exposition

• complication

• climax

• resolution

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