The Diary of Anne Frank (Scene 3 part 4) (pgs. 527-528)

What does Mrs. Frank suggest Anne should be like?

• More independent.

• More like Margot.

• More like Mr. Van Daan.

• More like her father.

How does Anne feel about being compared to Margot?

• She is indifferent.

• She is confused.

• She is happy.

• She is angry.

What does Mrs. Frank do after Anne rushes into her room?

• Follows her immediately.

• Starts preparing the soup.

• Calls Mr. Frank for help.

• Goes to talk to Margot.

Who does Margot think will come to the door?

• Mr. Dussel.

• Miep.

• Mr. Kraler.

• A neighbor.

What is Mr. Kraler's news about?

• A message from Miep.

• A supply of food.

• A dentist in trouble.

• A new hiding place.

What is Mr. Frank's immediate response to Mr. Kraler's request?

• He agrees to help.

• He asks for time to think.

• He suggests another place.

• He refuses.

Where does Peter suggest the new guest can sleep?

• In his bed.

• In the living room.

• In the attic.

• Outside.

What solution do they find for sleeping arrangements?

• Anne will move in with Mrs. Frank and Margot will share with Mr. Dussel.

• Margot will move in with Mrs. Frank and Mr. Dussel will have her bed.

• Anne and Margot will both move in with Mrs. Frank.

• Margot will move in with Mrs. Frank and Anne will share with Mr. Dussel.

How does Anne feel about sharing her room with Mr. Dussel?

• Worried.

• Upset.

• Indifferent.

• Excited.