Diary of Anne Frank Vocab

Mrs. Frank is stricken by remorse when she thought of all the terrible things she said. In this sentence, the word remorse means --

• wild uproar or noise

• fearful apprehension; a feeling that something bad will happen

• not embarrassed or ashamed

• sorrow; deep regret or guilt

While the pandemonium is going on, Mrs. Frank tried to make herself heard over the excitement. In this sentence, the word pandemonium means --

• wild uproar or noise

• nervousness; anxiety or fear

• fearful apprehension; a feeling that something bad will happen

• sorrow; deep regret or guilt

Anne was unabashed when she asked Peter bold questions about his cat. Unabashed means --

• not embarrassed or ashamed

• nervousness; anxiety or fear

• unhappy; angry or dissatisfied

• sorrow; deep regret or guilt

What does the word 'melancholy' mean in the context of 'The Diary of Anne Frank'?

• A feeling of deep sadness

• A type of food

• A joyful celebration

• A historical event

In 'The Diary of Anne Frank', what does the word 'conspicuous' mean?

• Easily seen or noticed

• Hidden or secret

• Difficult to understand

• Very small

Which word best describes Anne Frank's writing style in her diary?

• Melodramatic

• Humorous

• Reflective

• Aggressive

What is the meaning of 'pensive' as used in 'The Diary of Anne Frank'?

• Thoughtful and reflective

• Angry and upset

• Joyful and carefree

• Confused and disoriented

In the context of 'The Diary of Anne Frank', what does 'apprehensive' mean?

• Excited and eager

• Nervous and anxious

• Bored and uninterested

• Happy and content

What does the term 'capitulation' refer to in 'The Diary of Anne Frank'?

• A type of dance

• Surrender or giving up

• A celebration

• A new beginning

In 'The Diary of Anne Frank', what does 'fortify' mean?

• To strengthen or support

• To weaken or reduce

• To ignore or neglect

• To celebrate or enjoy