WorksheetsAnne Frank Background Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 50mins
Define anti-Semitism.
Prejudice against women
Prejudice against the Jewish people
Prejudice against African Americans
Who are the members of the Frank family?
Anne, Mary (sister), Ester (mother), Oscar (father)
Anne, Meghan (sister), Eleanor (mother), Ollie (father)
Anne, Margot (sister), Edith (mother), Otto (father)
Anne and her family had to go into hiding to escape what tyrannical regime?
Adolf Hitler and his Nazi party
Joseph Stalin
Fidel Castro
Which of the following are laws the Nazis passed to isolate and dehumanize the Jewish people?
Jewish people had to wear yellow stars on their clothing
Jewish people were banned from riding in buses, trains, and cars
Jewish people couldn't be out after 8 p.m.
All of the above
After Germany lost World War I, its economy was in ruins. The text states, "Hitler, a rising politician, offered Germany a scapegoat: Jewish people." A scapegoat is defined as:
A person who has different religious beliefs than you
A person who is blamed for the wrongdoings of others
A person who is of German descent
In order to escape the rising Nazi party in Germany, Anne's father moved his family to what city when Anne was four years old?
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Paris, France
London, England
Where did the Frank family hide?
An attic of a Christian woman sympathetic to the plight of the Jewish people
An annex above Anne's father's office building
In the attic of their home in Amsterdam
How long did Anne's family remain in hiding?
About two years
About six months
About five years
In April of 1944, Anne wrote in her diary, "I can shake off anything if I write." What does this show about her diary?
She was afraid to write in it for fear of someone reading it one day.
She only wrote in her diary when she was feeling particularly bored.
She used her diary to help vent her strong feelings and emotions.
What happened to Anne's family and the others who were in hiding with them?
They were liberated from their hiding place at the end of the World War II.
They were betrayed by an informant and taken to concentration camps in August of 1944.
They left their hiding place to escape to America in 1944.
