Anne Frank Play

After ordering the Van Daans to leave the Annex, Miep delivers news that changes the mood. How does the mood change?

• Everyone is frightened by the news.

• Everyone is happy and carefree.

• Everyone is relieved and some are ashamed they have quarreled.

• Everyone is saddened by the news.

Miep and Kraler, the Dutch helpers who sustain the Jews in hiding, show their courage by . . .

• spying on the Nazis

• destroy German installations

• being joyful and helpful to the Jews they are protecting

• by leading rallies and secret underground conventions

What might Anne dislike about Dussel?

• He gets along with older children.

• He is not at his best in the evening.

• He criticizes her appearance, character, and manners.

• He is outgoing and friendly.

It is ironic that Mr. VanDaan complains about the cat stealing food.

• True.

• False.

Which two sentences best describe how the setting impacts the conflicts in the story?

• The boredom of life in the attic leads Anne to rely on her diary.

• .

  The prejudice they experience causes the families to go into hiding.

• .

  The hidden location means everyone must keep quiet.

• .

  The time of day means it is impossible for Anne to take her belongings into hiding.

Which of the following is an accurate theme from The Diary of Anne Frank.

• Children always suffer more than adults in times of war.

• In order to survive, people must put up walls and protect their own family first.

• People can show surprising courage in life-threatening situations.

• Fear causes people to give up on life.

In the play The Diary of a Young Girl, why does Anne make diary entries as if she were writing letters to a friend named Kitty?

• She has no friends because she lacks confidence.

• She does not want her father to know she is keeping a diary.

• She decides to act as if she has a deep friendshp with her diary.

• She knows that while she is in hiding, she cannot send letters to her friends.

Which sentence best describes the reaction of the Jews in Holland to the new anti-Jewish laws, according to the play?

• In spite of the persecution, Jews managed to cope

• They were so shocked that they could no longer function

• They tried desperately to flee to the United States

• They were so angered that they plotted rebellion, or revenge.

In the second entry from the play, what causes the most concern for Anne and the others hiding with her?

• They are fearful that they will soon be given up, found and captured.

• They are worried about running out of space.

• They are anxious because they have no news of the outside world.

• They worry about Jews that are not in hiding.

Who is the protagonsit in the play.

• Anne Frank

• Margot

• Mr. Dussel

• Mr. Van Daan