Anne Frank Test

Anne Frank

• 13-year-old Jewish girl whose family hid from the Nazis

• teenage son of friends of the Franks who shared the hideout

• leader of the Nazi party who became German dictator in 1934

• young woman who risked her life to bring food to the hideout

Adolf Hitler

• teenage son of friends of the Franks who shared the hideout

• 13-year-old Jewish girl whose family hid from the Nazis

• leader of the Nazi party who became German dictator in 1934

• young man who risked his life to bring food to the hideout

Miep

• teenage son of friends of the Franks who shared the hideout

• 13-year-old Jewish girl whose family hid from the Nazis

• leader of the Nazi party who became German dictator in 1934

• young woman who risked her life to bring food to the hideout

Peter

• teenage son of friends of the Franks who shared the hideout

• 13-year-old Jewish girl whose family hid from the Nazis

• leader of the Nazi party who became German dictator in 1934

• young man who risked his life to bring food to the hideout

Was life better for the Franks long after Hitler's army invaded the Netherlands?

• Yes

• No

Did the people working in the office below the hideout know that there were Jewish people hiding there?

• Yes

• No

Was Anne happy to be able to stay inside every day and not have to go to school?

• Yes

• No

How did the German soldiers find out about the secret hideout?

• They saw it on television.

• Someone told them.

• They heard it on Otto Frank's radio.

In this story, who are the Allies?

• Hitler and the Nazis

• Italy, Japan, and Germany

• Great Britain, France, the United States, China, and the Soviet Union

Adults always said that Anne talked too much and that she was spoiled. The word spoiled means that she was ________________________.

• showing bad behavior; rude

• noisy and boisterous

• too rotten to eat