Life of Anne Frank during WWII

The transcript details the experiences of a Jewish family going into hiding during the German occupation. It begins with the decision to hide, the challenges faced, and the restrictions imposed on Jews. The family moves to a secret annex, where they adjust to a new life, facing daily challenges and forming bonds with others in hiding.

What significant event prompted Anne's family to consider going into hiding?

• The start of World War II

• The end of World War I

• A call-up notice from the SS

• The invasion of Poland

Where was Anne Frank born?

• Amsterdam

• Frankfurt

• Vienna

• Berlin

What business did Anne's father start in Holland?

• A clothing store

• A jam manufacturing business

• A bookstore

• A bakery

What did Anne's family have to do with their bicycles?

• Turn them in

• Sell them

• Give them to friends

• Hide them

What did Anne's family have to do with their bicycles?

• Give them to friends

• Turn them in

• Hide them

• Sell them

What did Anne's family have to do with their bicycles?

• Sell them

• Hide them

• Give them to friends

• Turn them in

What did Anne's family have to do with their bicycles?

• Sell them

• Hide them

• Turn them in

• Give them to friends

What restrictions were placed on Jews in Holland during the Nazi occupation?

• They could not attend school

• They could not use public transportation

• They could not own businesses

• All of the above

What did the call-up notice from the SS mean for Margot?

• She had to leave the country immediately

• She was to be deported to a concentration camp

• She was to report for work in Germany

• She had to join the German army

What did Anne's identity card have stamped on it?

• A blue circle

• A big black J

• A black cross

• A red star