Life in the Secret Annex

Anne writes to her friend Jacqueline about her life in hiding during the war. She describes the secret annex where her family and others live, the adjustments they have made, and the security measures in place. Anne also mentions the arrival of new guests and concludes with hope for the future.

Why is it crucial for Jacqueline to keep Anne's secret?

• Jacqueline is known for gossiping.

• Jacqueline might get in trouble.

• It could be dangerous for Anne and her family.

• Anne wants to surprise everyone later.

What is the Secret Annex?

• A hidden room above Anne's father's office.

• A place where Anne goes to study.

• A secret club for Anne and her friends.

• A hidden garden behind their house.

Who shares a room with Anne in the Secret Annex?

• Her sister, Margo.

• Peter Van Pels.

• Her friend, Jacqueline.

• Her mother.

What is the main activity during the day in the larger room with the kitchen?

• It serves as a big living room.

• It is used for cooking meals.

• It is a study area for the children.

• It is a storage area for supplies.

What is Anne's opinion of Peter Van Pels?

• She finds him boring.

• She thinks he is very interesting.

• She considers him a close friend.

• She is afraid of him.

What does Anne miss the most from her old life?

• Her school.

• Her old room.

• Her garden.

• Her friends.

What was built to keep the Annex hidden?

• A bookcase in front of the doorway.

• A secret tunnel.

• A hidden staircase.

• A false wall.

Who is the new guest that Anne's father decides to help?

• Mr. Van Pels.

• Mr. Clymen.

• Mr. Coogler.

• Mr. Pfeffer.

What is Anne's hope for the future?

• To return home after the war.

• To travel the world.

• To become a famous writer.

• To live in a big city.