Anne Frank Whole Play

A trait of Anne Frank is ---

• hopeful in an overly optimistic way

• shy and does not want to be bothered

• careful not to distract others

• friendly to everyone and her family

What action does Anne do in the play that shows she is hopeful?

• She does not call out Mr. Dussell for being rude.

• She does not give up wishing for a bright future.

• She is nice to her mother.

• She tells everyone she loves them.

Who does Mrs. Frank wish Anne were more like?

• Peter

• Her husband

• Margot

• Herself

What does the following quote reveal about Mr. Van Daan? "MR. FRANK: We can stretch the food a little. It's only for a few days. MR. VAN DAAN: You want to make a bet?"

• He is selfish.

• He is thoughtful.

• He is hungry.

• He is angry.

Mr. Frank can be described as--

• selfish

• honest

• generous

• quiet

Compare and contrast Anne's perspective of what is happening and her outlook with Peter's perspective and his outlook.

• Peter is angry with what is happening where as Anne seems more optimistic.

• Peter is quiet about his feelings toward what is happening where as Anne is more vocal about the situation.

Why did Mr. Frank leave a Swiss address in the wastebasket in their old house before they left for the factory attic?

• He was picking up trash and didn't realize he put it in there.

• He was trying to show off his sweet digs.

• He forgot that he left it in there and now his family was in danger.

• He was fooling the gustapo or the Nazi police.

Mr. Frank can be described as --

• smart

• thoughtless

• stingy

• angry

From Mr. Frank's words at the end of Act 1, Scene 5, we can infer that he is --

Mr. Frank (rising, to them all). Have we lost all faith? All courage? A moment ago we thought that they’d come for us. We were sure it was the end. But it wasn’t the end. We’re alive, safe.

• full of himself

• shy

• courageous

• silly

Anne's diary is significant because it--

• represents her attempt to stay sane during this trying time.

• enables her to "get even" with people she dislikes.

• enables her to examine her thoughts and feelings.