WorksheetsAnne Frank Act 1, Scenes 1-3 Quiz Review
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Scene 1 is set in 1945, when Mr. Frank returns to the annex after surviving in the camps. Scene 2 begins in 1942, and the rest of the play takes place in 1942; therefore, the play begins...
in chronological order.
within a total of four days.
as a flashback.
within a total of one month.
Which of the following is NOT a rule Mr. Frank explains to the others in lines 258-295.
They have to take off their shoes during the day.
They have to burn their trash.
They can't flush the toilet during the day.
They can't even whisper during the day.
Anne begins to realize the crisis they all face when she...
can't read because of outside noises.
unpacks her belongings.
is forbidden to go downstairs for a pencil.
meets Miep and Kraler.
Which textual evidence does NOT give hints that Peter is socially awkward?
He tells Anne on line 376 that he's "sort of a lone wolf."
He tells Anne on line 407 that he's removing the Star of David from his coat because it was what the Nazis made Jewish people wear "so they could spit on you."
He tells Anne on line 356 that Mouschi "doesn't like strangers."
He tells Anne on line 608 that Mouschi "doesn't like people around while he eats."
Mrs. Van Daan kisses Mr. Frank in line 861. Which of the following is are results of that action? (CHOOSE TWO!)
Mrs. Frank sternly tells Mrs. Van Daan to never kiss her husband again.
Mrs. Frank wipes the lipstick from his lips.
Mr. Van Daan gets extremely jealous.
Mr. Frank and Peter want to leave the room as soon as possible.
Which of the following pieces of textual evidence does NOT develop Mrs. Frank's role as the peacekeeper?
Mrs. Frank says on line 682, "I wonder where Miep is. She's usually so prompt."
Mrs. Frank asked Anne to bring her her knitting on line 905.
Mrs. Frank says on lines 742-743, "You seem all right...but perhaps an aspirin..."
Mrs. Frank tells Anne, "It's time for your glass of milk" on lines 930-931.
On line 417, Mr. Frank tells Peter, "I'm glad you brought your cat." How might we closely read that line? (CHOOSE TWO.)
Mr. Frank genuinely is glad Peter brought his cat because Mr. Frank loves cats.
Mr. Frank was saying this line sarcastically. He's openly angry that Peter brought the cat.
Mr. Frank did not want a cat to live in the annex, which is why he didn't let Anne bring hers.
Mr. Frank is just trying to make Peter feel welcomed and comfortable.
Which of the following is NOT an example of Anne trying to annoy the other inhabitants of the secret annex?
Anne says on lines 694-696, "Some people say that we look alike. But Tom has the most beautiful whiskers, and I have only a little fuzz. I am hoping..in time.."
Anne "makes a wide gesture, spilling the glass of milk on the fur coat" on lines 974-975.
Anne "picks up [Mr. Van Daan's] pipe, hiding it behind her back" on line 944.
Anne says to Mr. Van Daan on lines 954, "Remember, Mr. So-and-So, remember I'm a lady."
Which of the following pieces of textual evidence does NOT show the rising tension experienced by the inhabitants of the secret annex?
On line 951-953 Mr. Van Daan says to Anne, "You're the most aggravating...The trouble with you is, you've been spoiled. What you need is a good old-fashioned spanking."
On lines 1008-1010 Mrs. Frank says to Anne, "I'm not afraid that anyone is going to walk all over you, Anne. I'm afraid for other people that you'll walk on them."
On line 986 Mrs. Van Daan says to Anne, "I could kill you for this. I could just kill you!"
On line 951-953 Mr. Van Daan says to Anne, "You're the most aggravating...The trouble with you is, you've been spoiled. What you need is a good old-fashioned spanking."
Why does Mr. Kraler carry food in his briefcase when he visits on lines 1091-1093?
His regular tote bag was stolen.
He liked to keep snacks for when he was working and couldn't make a regular meal.
He didn't want it to be obvious that he was transporting food because it would be suspicious.
Everyone used to carry food in briefcases.
Mr. Frank's response on line 1106 and Mr. Van Daan's response on lines 1120-1124 shows...
Both Mr. Frank and Mr. Van Daan are in agreement.
Mr. Frank is generous and considerate, while Mr. Van Daan is selfish.
Mr. Frank has a great sense of humor, while Mr. Van Daan never cracks a smile.
Mr. Frank doesn't know what's going on outside of the secret annex, but Mr. Van Daan does.
On lines 1393-1396, Mr. Dussel assures Anne that the two of them will get along. Based on the information you learn in scene 3, do they get along?
yes
no
Why do all of the scenes so far end with Anne's Voice?
They don't. This is a trick question.
To recap everything that was already acted out in the previous scene.
To present excerpts from Anne's actual diary and move the plot forward.
To provide flashbacks to earlier in the play.
