Diary of Anne Frank Act 1

In Act One, why does Mr. Frank invite the Van Daan family to go into hiding with them?

• brought a large supply of food to the hiding place

• helped his family when they came to Amsterdam

• helped Anne and Margot with their school lessons

• warned the Frank family to hide from the Nazis

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What problem happens because Mr. Dussel moves in?

• Mr. Dussel separates the food into piles.

• Mr. Dussel wants Mr. Van Daan to leave.

• Peter feels ashamed because of his father.

• Anne has to share her room with Mr. Dussel.

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Anne screams at night in Act One because she

• wants to go to the movies so much

• hears rats crawling around the Annex

• dreams the Nazis have come to arrest her

• fears that Mr. Dussel will sleep in her room

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What is it called when two people are having a conversation during the story?

• Monologue

• Drama

• Dialogue

• Narrator

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What is it called when one character is speaking to the audience or to themselves?

• Monologue

• Drama

• Dialogue

• Narrator

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This tells actors what actions or movements should occur during the play.

• Narrator

• Drama

• Dialogue

• Stage Directions

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Which of these is NOT one of the things that Mr. Frank said they should do during the day to stay safe?

• move only when you really need to

• no reading

• no running water

• no talking above a whisper

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What is theme?

• the reason that a character does the action

• the main character of a story

• when a word is repeated over and over

• the message or lesson learned from a story

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What is point of view?

• a long work of fiction

• the perspective that we get the story from

• the problem of the story

• the high point of the action, most suspenseful

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What is Anne's relationship like with her father?

• she gets along with him and he is the only one she loves

• she doesn't know her father

• she hates spending time with her father

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