Who Was Anne Frank? - Cahpters 1 - 5

How old was Anne Frank when she died?

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Chapter 1: A Happy Place - Life was difficult in Germany after World War I. In 1933, a new leader came to power in Germany with promises that he would make Germany great again. What was that leader's name?

• Joseph Stalin

• Dwight Eisenhower

• Adolf Hitler

• Winston Churchill

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Chapter 1 - Why did Anne's family have to leave their home in Frankfort Germany and move to Amsterdam in the Netherlands?

• They wanted a better life in the Netherlands.

• Anne's father, Otto, saw that Hitler was dangerous; Hitler had started making life very difficult for German Jews

• Every other Jewish family was moving to the Netherlands and they decided to move as well.

• Anne´s father didn´t want to move, but his family did.

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Chapter 2: A New Home - Anne's home in Amsterdam was happy. But scary things would sometimes still happen, like her uncle being arrested. Why was Anne's uncle arrested and sent to a labor camp?

• He was Jewish.

• He had committed many crimes.

• He was not arrested.

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Chapter 2 - What was Hitler doing in 1938 and 1939 that made Anne's parents wonder if they should move again?

• he was at war with the United States and wasn´t worried about anything else

• he wasn´t doing or planning anything against the Jewish people

• he was expanding his empire; he reunited Austria and Germany in 1938 and invaded Czechoslovakia in 1939

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Chapter 3: Another World War - When the Nazis invaded the Netherlands in 1940, why didn't Anne's family try to escape the country?

• Anne´s father was older and sick and couldn´t travel, but they had a car

• Anne's grandmother was very old and sick and couldn't travel, also they had no car

• Anne´s mother did not want to move because it was too much work

• They thought that they would be safe where they were living at the time

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Chapter 4: Occupied! - What was life like for Jews in the Netherlands after the Germans occupied the country?

• they were allowed to do anything they wanted to do

• they were forbidden from doing all sorts of things like going to the movies or the beach; they had to register with the Germans; they had their businesses and money taken away

• they were locked in dungeons and never allowed to leave

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Chapter 4 - How did the Dutch react to the way the Jews were being treated?

• they were outraged; they staged a strike to show that they didn't agree with how the Jews were being treated

• they agreed with the treatment and did nothing to helps the Jews

• they watched everything happen to the Jews, but were powerless and couldn´t help them

• they joined Hitler in the mistreatment of the Jews

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Chapter 5: Yellow Stars - What did the Germans make every Jew over six years old wear on their clothes so that everyone would know they were Jewish?

• a swastika of Hitler

• a red star of David

• a yellow star of David

• a red star of Hitler

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Chapter 5 - What changed about Anne's school life in 1941?

• Jewish children could not attend school at all

• Jewish children had to attend schools just for Jews

• Jewish children could attend any school they wanted to

• There were not any school for Jewish children

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