Relationships and Personal Growth in Anne Frank

The transcript captures an evening in the life of a family in hiding during wartime. Various family members engage in their own activities, while Anne and Peter share a moment discussing their feelings and future aspirations. The family dynamics are explored through conversations, revealing concerns and emotions. Anne reflects on her life, expressing her desire to become a journalist and her thoughts on relationships.

What activity is Mr. Frank engaged in during the evening?

• Reading a fashion magazine

• Smoothing his hair

• Going over business accounts

• Pacing up and down

Who is reading a fashion magazine?

• Mrs. Frank

• Anne

• Mrs. Van Daan

• Margot

What is Peter doing in his room?

• Reading a book

• Smoothing his hair

• Listening to music

• Writing a letter

What does Anne ask Margot about her appearance?

• If she is well-dressed

• If she looks happy

• If she is terribly ugly

• If she looks tired

What does Anne intend to do despite Mrs. Van Daan's criticism?

• Continue her friendship with Peter

• Stop visiting Peter

• Argue with Mrs. Van Daan

• Leave the main room

What does Anne feel guilty about concerning Margot?

• Spending too much time with Peter

• Not helping with chores

• Arguing with her

• Ignoring her advice

What does Peter admit about his feelings towards Anne?

• He doesn't like her

• He thinks she is pretty

• He is indifferent

• He finds her annoying

What does Anne reflect on regarding her relationship with Peter?

• She is in love with him

• She enjoys having someone to talk to

• She feels it is a mistake

• She wants to end the friendship

What does Anne say about the invasion fever?

• It is not affecting them

• It is mounting every day

• It is irrelevant

• It has subsided

What personal growth does Anne mention?

• Learning a new language

• Developing a new hobby

• Becoming more independent

• Improving her writing skills