Diary of Anne Frank Final Assessment

Anne is faced with an internal conflict in Act II between ___________?

• Her love for Peter and her love for her mother

• The reality around her and her belief in the goodness of people

• Her childish side and her maturing side

• Her religious beliefs and her beliefs about people

Why do the characters arrive at the Annex wearing several layers of clothing?

• The weather is cold.

• They would look suspicious carrying luggage.

• The furnace in the annex is broken.

• They do not want anyone to steal their clothing.

In the crisis that follows the lampshade crash, Mr. Frank's actions show that he is...

• unconcerned about safety

• worried about the mess in the Secret Annex

• the most logical thinker in the house

• a confused person

What external motivation strengthens Anne and Peter's relationship in Act II?

• the time they spent together at school

• being forced by the Nazis to hide in the attic

• the teasing both endured from classmates

• their shared fear of the future

When Mr. Dussel joins the families in Act I, what is Mr. Van Daan's biggest concern?

• that Mr. Dussel will be too loud

• that Mr. Dussel will take up too much room

• that Mr. Dussel will not be able to get along with anyone

• that there won't be enough food for everyone

Why does Mr. Frank say he is leaving the city in the beginning of the book?

• His business is destroyed.

• He wants to find his family.

• He is scared to stay.

• There are too many memories.

Why does Anne get in trouble more often than her sister Margot?

• Anne has been spoiled by her father and has no respect for her elders.

• Margot is quiet and meek, and Anne insists upon expressing her own opinions.

• Anne is clumsy, and she doesn't care about other people's property.

• Margot has already passed through her rebellious phase.

According to Act I, who gives Anne her diary?

• Mr. Van Daan gives it to her to keep her quiet.

• Her father gives it to her.

• Margot gives it to her.

• Jopie gives it to her as a going- away present.

The effect of the argument between Anne and her mother is that...

• Anne turns to her father for advice and comfort

• Anne mocks Mr. Van Daan

• Anne starts to talk with Peter more

• Anne kisses Mrs. Van Daan on the cheek

Mrs. Frank's concern that their ration books are illegal is ironic because

• they have plenty of food

• they have plenty of money to pay for food

• they are breaking the law by hiding

• they are not going to need the ration books for very long