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WorksheetsThe Diary of Anne Frank
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 13mins
How were the Jews restricted in Amsterdam?
They could not go to parks, movies, or school
They could not go outside
They could not go to parties or work
There were no restrictions for Jewish people
Why did Anne Find it difficult to destroy the Star of David?
She enjoyed destroying it
The star reminded her of her life before going into hiding
She did not want to disrespect her religion
She did not want to ruin the only coat she had
What is Mr. Vann Daan's first response to Mr. Dussel?
He was upset that he was staying because there was not
Mr. Vann Dann said, "you again?"
He was elated to see Mr. Dussel
He said he would eat all the food
What is the mood of the story (not in the study guide)
Mood- How the reader's feel about the story
The mood of the story is Tranquil
The mood of the story is somber
The mood of the story is jubliant
The mood of the story is eerie
Choose the best summary for The Diary of Anne Frank
(Not in the study guide)
Anne Frank wanted to be an artist and writer. But, she was not able to do this because she was a Jew. So she began writing her ideas in her diary. Then she left her diary behind once she was captured by the Gestapo.
Anne Frank wanted to be a normal teenage girl, but the Nazi's forebode Jewish citizens from participating in everyday activities. So they went into hiding to protect themselves from the final solution. Then, the Frank's were caught, and Anne's diary was found later.
The Frank's wanted to save their family from being taken. Anne was mad that she could not take her cat. But Jewish people were not allowed to leave the state. So they went into hiding to protect themselves from the Nazi's. Then they were excited because the American's came to liberate them.
Anne's cat wanted to hang out with Anne, but he was not allowed to go to the secret annex. So Anne told Peter to bring his cat. Then the Gestapo came and took Mouschi away.
Why is Mr. Dussel's surprises at seeing the Frank's in Amsterdam?
He is surprised because the Frank's are from Germany
He is surprised because he thought the Frank's escaped to Switzerland
He is surprised because he thought the Frank's escaped to France
He is surprised because he thought the Frank's were dead
Discuss the irony of Mr. Dussel's comments about getting along well with children?
It is ironic because he has no children
It is ironic because he is a pediatric Dentist
It is ironic because he hates children
It is ironic because there are no children in the annex
How does Anne make Hanukkah special for everyone?
She sings Hannukkah carols
She makes desert
She writes a poem to everyone in the annex
She gets gifts for everyone
What happened during the Hanukkah celebration that causes fear among the group?
The Nazi's begin bombing Amsterdam
The Frank's hear the workers come in while they are celebrating Hanukkah
The secret annex gets raided by the Gestapo
They heard a noise downstairs that scared them
What does the fur coat incident reveal about Mr. Van Daan's character?
Mr. Vann Dann is cordial
Mr. Vann Dann is self-centered
Mr. Vann Dann is humble
Mr. Vann Dann is comical
Mr. Kraler brings news of a new problem. What is it? (Act II Scene 1)
Mr. Kraler explains that his landlord noticed the bookcase and asked for more money for rent
Mr. Kraler said that someone told on them and the Gestapo are coming
Mr. Kraler said that Miep has passed away and they need to find somewhere else to hide
Mr. Kraler did not bring any bad news to the Franks
After the invasion, why does Mr. Vann Dann stealing no longer matter?
It no longer matters because they are about to die
It no longer matters because they have no food
It no longer matters because they believe they are about to be liberated
It no longer matters because they successfully received more ration books
What does Mr. Frank mean in the last scene when he says, "she puts me to shame."
Because Anne was always optimistic and saw the good in people
Because she no longer is alive to live with her father
Because she was able to continue living even after her death
Because Anne enjoys cats
What is a theme of The Diary of Anne Frank
(Not in study guide)
*Pick the two best answers*
Without hope your view of life is lost
You must sacrifice your needs and wants for the betterment of other people
Don't judge a book by it's cover
Evil always beat good
