Anne Frank Vocab

"And I never heard children so rude before!"

Anne, rising indignantly. "I, rude?"

• Acting in a way that shows anger

• Acting irrationally

• Acting rudely

• Acting out of character

He goes off into the bathroom. There is a second of appalled silence.

• To feel horror or shock

• To feel upset

• To feel scared

• To be fearful at the result

Peter is coming from his bedroom, ostentatiously holding a bulge in his coat

• Obviously

• Quietly

• Attentively

• Disgustingly

She insists on treating me like a baby, which I loathe

• Hate

• Enjoy

• Dislike

• Disgust

Peter is furious, inarticulate.

• Unable to speak clearly

• Able to clearly speak

• Able to speak quietly

• Able to shout

We hear the heavy tread of footsteps coming in

• Sound

• Pace

• The thick molded part of a vehicle

• Careful walk

Sitting on the couch, he suddenly breaks down into convulsive sobs

• Violent

• Quiet

• Managed

• Hateful

Mrs. V D pretends to be a fatalist. What will be will be.

• Someone who believes in the worst

• Someone who believes in the best

• Someone who believes things can change

• Someone who has faith

The dim figure is seen to steal back up the stairs

• Sneak

• Take

• Grab

• Scurry

Dussel is standing at the window, looking down fixedly at the street below

• Continuously with purpose

• Absent-mindedly

• Unmovingly

• Quickly