Scholastic Action - "The Girl Who Lived Forever"

Adolf Hitler blamed ___________________ people for Germany’s problems.

• suspicious

• genocide

• catastrophe

• Jewish

• Nazi party

Because of Hitler and his ___________________, life became dangerous for Anne Frank and her family.

• Nazi party

• catastrophe

• suspicious

• genocide

• Jewish

The Franks went into hiding and took no suitcases so that people wouldn’t be ___________________.

• Jewish

• catastrophe

• suspicious

• Nazi party

• genocide

At last, there came a ___________: Police found Anne’s family and dragged them away

• suspicious

• Jewish

• Nazi party

• catastrophe

• genocide

The Holocaust was a terrible act of ___________________ that changed the lives of countless people.

• Nazi party

• genocide

• suspicious

• Jewish

• catastrophe

At the story’s beginning, you learn that if the Franks had carried suitcases, people might have become suspicious. This means that people might have ______.

• stolen the suitcases

• tripped over the suitcases

• worried that the Franks were cold

• guessed that the Franks were up to something

The author tells you that Anne Frank wasn’t very different from you and your friends so that you’ll ______.

• expect Anne’s story to be exactly like your life

• decide that everyone should write in a diary

• understand that struggling with math is normal

• better relate to Anne’s thoughts and feelings

Why did the Franks move into the annex?

• It was more comfortable than their other house.

• They had just left Germany and had nowhere else to go.

• It was inexpensive.

• They wanted to be safe from the Nazis.

According to the map on page 10, which of these was considered an Allied country in 1942?

• Great Britain

• Germany

• Ireland

• Portugal

• Soviet Union

Which statement about Anne is NOT true based on the story?

• She kept a diary of her life in the annex.

• She hoped her life would have special meaning.

• She lived with her family in the annex.

• She died at age 20.