Anne Franke Act II scene 1-3 Quiz

What is the nature of Anne's relationship with Peter in Act II scenes 1-3?

• Development of friendship and potential romantic interest

• Siblings

• Teacher and student

• Strictly platonic relationship

How does Anne's relationship with Peter affect her emotional development?

• It has no impact on her emotional development

• It provides her with companionship, support, and a sense of connection during a difficult time.

• It makes her feel more isolated and lonely

• It makes her become more independent

What are the main conflicts between the characters in Act II scenes 1-3?

• Political conflicts with the outside world

• Tension and disagreements among the annex residents

• Romantic relationships between characters

• Financial disputes among the characters

How does the conflict between the characters reflect the impact of the war?

• By portraying the characters as unaffected by the war

• By focusing on the physical destruction caused by the war

• By highlighting the benefits of war in society

• By showing the emotional and psychological cost it has on individuals and their relationships.

How does Anne's emotional development change throughout Act II scenes 1-3?

• Happy and content to angry and resentful

• Hopeful and optimistic to isolated and frustrated

• Confident and outgoing to shy and reserved

• Energetic and enthusiastic to lazy and apathetic

How does the impact of war influence Anne's emotional state?

• Fear, anxiety and trauma

• Confidence, courage and determination

• Excitement, joy and relief

• Happiness, contentment and peace

What is the overall impact of the war on the characters in Act II scenes 1-3?

• Leads to peace, stability and a sense of security.

• Causes fear, uncertainty and a sense of isolation.

• Brings joy, excitement and a sense of belonging.

• Has no impact on the characters at all.

How is the theme of hope manifested in Anne's experiences in Act II scenes 1-3?

• Resilience and determination

• Confusion and doubt

• Fear and despair

• Anger and resentment

What role does hope play in the lives of the characters in the midst of war?

• Hope makes the characters weak and vulnerable in war.

• Hope provides strength and resilience in the midst of war.

• The characters have no hope and easily surrender in war.

• Hope has no impact on the lives of the characters during the war.

How does the theme of hope contribute to the emotional development of the characters?

• Hope makes the characters become emotionally unstable

• Hope gives the characters strength and resilience to endure difficult circumstances.

• Hope makes the characters give up and despair

• The theme of hope has no impact on the emotional development of the characters