The Diary of Anne Frank: Act I Scenes 1 - 2

In a play, the action is presented in units called ACTS. These acts are often divided into parts called . . .

• characters

• scenes

• smaller acts

• Spongebob

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In a play, characters say words to each other. These words are called . . .

• Acts

• Monologue

• Dialogue

• Stage Directions

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Within a play, stage directions do what?

• Only tells the characters where to walk on stage

• Give clues to the ending

• Tells the audience important information

• Gives information about sound effects, actions, tone, gestures, and emotions of the characters

In a play, a long, uninterrupted speech that is spoken by a single character revealing their private thoughts and feelings is called a(n) . . .

• act

• monologue

• stage directions

• characterizations

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In ACT I, Scene I, when the play begins, what is the setting?

• In the Frank's house in 1942.

• The top floor of a warehouse and office building in Amsterdam in November 1945.

• In the basement of a warehouse and office building in July 1942.

• In the top floor of a business in Germany in 1942.

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Which war had just ended?

• World War I

• The Civil War

• World War II

• The Cold War

What did Mr. Frank tell Miep to do with all the papers?

• burn them

• sell them

• tear them up

• nothing

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What was the paperbound notebook Miep handed Mr. Frank? (Scene 1)

• Margot's diary

• a photo album

• a calendar

• Anne's diary

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At the end of Scene I, Mr. Frank sits down and begins to read Anne's Diary and then Anne's voice takes over the reading. The rest of the play is based on what Anne wrote: therefore, Mr. Frank is having a . . .

• flashback

• foreshadowing

• irony

• alliteration

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What year is it when Scene 2 begins?

• 1945

• 1943

• 2020

• 1942

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