Anne Frank Act 2

Scene 1 begins with...

• Celebrating New Years

• Arguing over answering the phone

• Fighting over the cake.

• Anne and Peter discussing their relationship.

How does Miep's gift in scene 1, that was supposed to represent hope, represent greed?

• It shows Mr. Van Daan's selfishness for food.

• It shows Dussel's selfishness for food.

• The adults argue about the children.

• The children fight over the food.

The author uses all of the following to show Mr. Van Daan's greed EXCEPT?

• He sells his wife's coat for cigarettes.

• He tries to keep cake from Margot

• He steals food

• He sells Peter's razor

Miep's gift (cake) that was a symbol for hope becomes a conflict between?

• The Van Daan's and Dussel

• The Van Daan's and Mrs. Frank

• Dussel and Mrs. Frank

• Mr. Van Daan and Mrs. Van Daan

Which of the following is NOT an example of how Anne and Peter's relationship has evolved from Act 1?

• I suppose you miss your friends and all.

• I thought you were fine just now. You know just how

  to talk to them.

• I think you’re just fine . . . What I want to say . . . if it

  wasn’t for you around here, I don’t know.

• Well, any time you want to let off

  steam, you can come into my room.

What is the Best paraphrase for this line?

Anne: Margot, tell me, am I terribly ugly?

Margot: Oh, stop fishing.

• Anne wants Margot to give her a compliment.

• Anne wants Margot to be honest with her.

• Anne is curious why Peter does not like her.

• Anne wants to be comforted because Dussel has insulted her.

The answer that BEST describes Margot in scene 2 is?

• Margot is jealous that Anne has a relationship and she does not.

• Margot really has feelings for Peter.

• Margot has become the rebellious that argues with dussel.

• Margot is no longer close with her mother and becomes close to her father.

The best description of Mrs. Frank's reaction to Anne and Peter's relationship ... ?

• Accepting

• Jealous

• Angry

• Disappointed

Mrs Van Daan's opinion of Anne and Peter's relationship is all EXCEPT ... ?

• Accepting

• Concerned

• Angry

• Jealous

1. “What makes it worse, the rats have been at work again.

They’ve carried off some of our precious food.” (page 761)

Anne's words foreshadow ...?

• The family discovers that Mr. Van Daan is stealing food.

• Mr. Dussel steals food from the "family".

• Mouschi has disappeared and the rats are eating their food.

• It is code explaining the fact that they no longer have ration books.