The Diary of Anne Frank - Act 1 Test

What theme is primarily introduced in Act 1 of The Diary of Anne Frank?

• The power of friendship

• The struggle for survival

• The importance of family

• The effects of prejudice and discrimination

How does Anne’s character react to the pressures of living in hiding during Act 1?

• She becomes quiet and withdrawn

• She grows angry and rebellious

• She becomes accepting and patient

• She tries to escape to the outside world

In Act 1, how does Mr. Frank react to Anne's outbursts and behavior?

• A) He scolds her and demands she be more respectful

• B) He supports her and tries to calm her down

• C) He ignores her behavior completely

• D) He becomes angry and threatens to kick her out

Which of the following quotes from Act 1 best illustrates Anne’s complicated relationship with her mother?

• I don’t want to be a burden to anyone.

• I feel that no one understands me.

• I’ve learned that I can never rely on anyone, not even my own family.

• My mother is the one who makes me feel like I’m nothing.

What is the source of tension between Anne and Peter in Act 1?

• They both want to be the leader of the group

• Anne feels that Peter is too quiet and unmotivated

• Peter is jealous of Anne’s writing skills

• Anne refuses to talk to Peter because she’s angry at him

Which of the following best describes Anne's feelings towards living in hiding at the start of Act 1?

• A) Anne is completely content and accepting of the situation.

• B) Anne feels isolated, frustrated, and struggles with the restrictions.

• C) Anne finds solace in the routine and safety of the attic.

• D) Anne is mainly concerned about the safety of her family and wants to remain hidden.

How does the character of Mr. Frank serve as a contrast to Anne in Act 1?

• Mr. Frank is deeply emotional, whereas Anne remains detached and unemotional.

• Mr. Frank is patient and composed, while Anne is impulsive and often angry.

• Mr. Frank believes in rebellion, while Anne is obedient and respectful.

• Mr. Frank supports Anne's need for freedom, while Anne seeks complete independence from him.

What role does Anne's diary play in Act 1?

• It is a private space where Anne can record and reflect on her personal thoughts, feelings, and experiences.

• It becomes a tool for Anne to gain attention and recognition from others in the attic.

• It represents her only connection to the outside world, as she uses it to communicate with her friends.

• It serves as a tool for Anne to manipulate the adults in the attic and gain their sympathy.

In Act 1, which of the following best describes the relationship between Anne and Mrs. Van Daan?

• They share a close bond based on mutual understanding and respect.

• Anne admires Mrs. Van Daan’s outgoing personality, and they become good friends.

• Mrs. Van Daan criticizes Anne for her behavior, and Anne resents her interference.

How does Anne’s relationship with her father, Mr. Frank, evolve throughout Act 1?

• A) Anne becomes increasingly distant from her father, viewing him as weak and ineffective.

• B) Anne is very close to her father, seeking his support and understanding as she navigates her feelings in hiding.

• C) Anne views her father as overly strict, and she constantly rebels against his authority.

• D) Anne struggles to trust her father, believing he cannot protect her from the challenges they face.