Anne Frank Act 2 Scene 2

Why do the families fight when Miep brings them a cake in scene 1?

• Peter thinks his cat should get a piece of cake.

• Mr. Dussel says people unfairly divide food.

• People disagree about eating or saving the cake.

• Mrs. Van Daan thinks Miep should bring cake more often.

What bad news does Mr. Kraler bring in scene 1?

• The Gestapo are suspicious of Mr. Kraler.

• Someone is possibly blackmailing Mr. Kraler for money.

• There will be construction on the building where they are hiding.

• Mouschi has gone missing.

In what way has Anne and Peter's relationship changed in Act 2?

• The disagree more and often find fault with each other.

• They ignore each other, but secretly want to be friends.

• They seldom speak, but send messages through Margot.

• They have become good friends and can talk to each other.

The only time in the play when Mrs. Frank loses her temper is when...

• Miep forgets to bring them books.

• Mr. Dussel criticizes Anne's clothes.

• She sees Mr. Van Daan stealing food.

• Anne pulls a prank on her.

What character trait is revealed by Peter's decision to stay with his parents if they are forced out of hiding?

• He is honest.

• He is responsible.

• He is loyal.

• He is kind.

Who said, "We don't need the Nazis to destroy us. We're destroying ourselves"?

• Peter

• Mr. Van Daan

• Anne

• Mr. Frank

What news does Miep bring during the argument about the lack of food?

• The invasion has begun on the coast of Normandy.

• New ration books will allow her to bring more food.

• Mr. Kraler has been hospitalized with ulcers

• She has found a new place for the Van Daans to live.

Who is NOT a character who expresses regret for their actions and responses to conflicts?

• Anne

• Peter

• Mrs. Frank

• Mr. Van Daan

The families in hiding fear that the Gestapo will be able to...

• Stop the invasion and prevent their rescue.

• Trace the stolen radio to the thief and then to them.

• Make it even more difficult to buy food.

• Close down the business run by Miep and Mr. Kraler.

How would you describe the mood at the beginning of scene 4?

• They are feeling hopeful.

• They are saddened.

• There is tension.

• There is a celebration for the invasion being planned.