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WorksheetsThe Diary of Anne Frank- Final
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3600secs
Which of the following actions in Act II reveals a character trait not previously seen by the audience?
Mrs. Frank demands that the Van Daans leave and find another hiding place.
Mr. Dussel carefully divides the remaining potatoes into piles for each person.
Margot willingly lends Anne her high-heeled shoes for the evening.
Mr. Frank comforts the others as the soldiers pound violently on the door below.
Anne is faced with an internal conflict in Act II between ___________?
Her love for Peter and her love for her mother
The reality around her and her belief in the goodness of people
Her childish side and her maturing side
Her religious beliefs and her beliefs about people
Why do the characters arrive at the Annex wearing several layers of clothing?
The weather is cold.
They would look suspicious carrying luggage.
The furnace in the annex is broken.
They do not want anyone to steal their clothing.
The play's climax occurs when...
The police arrive at the Annex
Mrs. Frank asks Mr. Van Daan to leave
Miep brings news of the Allied invasion at Normandy
Mr. Kraler becomes sick.
Why does Mr. Kraler think one of the workers has asked for a raise in pay?
He knows about the hiders.
He suspects a chance for blackmail.
He needs more money.
He is hiding Jews at his house.
___________ covered the door to the hiding place.
A movable bookcase
A curtain
A large wardrobe closet
Cement blocks
In the crisis that follows the lampshade crash, Mr. Frank's actions show that he is...
unconcerned about safety
worried about the mess in the Secret Annex
the most logical thinker in the house
a confused person
How does Anne and Peter's relationship change over time?
irritated to friendly
happy to understanding
anger to irritation
like to dislike
What special thing does Anne do during the Hanukkah celebration?
washes her hair
puts on a play with singing
spills milk on Mrs. Van Daan's fur coat
makes presents for each person
When the news of the invasion of Normandy arrives in Act II, everyone is thrilled. Why do they feel that way?
They do not like the French and are glad their country has been invaded.
New forces have arrived to fight the Germans, and the war might end soon.
They know the Americans will bring chocolate and other treats.
They've always wanted to see Churchill and Eisenhower.
What external motivation strengthens Anne and Peter's relationship in Act II?
the time they spent together at school
being forced by the Nazis to hide in the attic
the teasing both endured from classmates
their shared fear of the future
When Mr. Dussel joins the families in Act I, what is Mr. Van Daan's biggest concern?
that Mr. Dussel will be too loud
that Mr. Dussel will take up too much room
that Mr. Dussel will not be able to get along with anyone
that there won't be enough food for everyone
Why does Mr. Frank say he is leaving the city in the beginning of the book?
His business is destroyed.
He wants to find his family.
He is scared to stay.
There are too many memories.
Why does Anne get in trouble more often than her sister Margot?
Anne has been spoiled by her father and has no respect for her elders.
Margot is quiet and meek, and Anne insists upon expressing her own opinions.
Anne is clumsy, and she doesn't care about other people's property.
Margot has already passed through her rebellious phase.
Why does the thief run away in Act I?
Peter falls and knocks over a chair while trying to turn out the light.
Mr. Kraler and Miep catch him in the act of stealing.
Moushi escapes from the hiding place and frightens him.
Mr. Frank confronts him.
Why do people think the Franks have escaped to Switzerland?
The Nazis forced Jopie and her family to tell them where the Franks had gone.
Miep and Mr. Kraler told this to the Nazis.
Mr. Frank left a Switzerland address in the trash can for the Nazis to find.
Anne wrote about it in the diary that she left at her house for the Nazis to find.
Mrs. Frank makes Anne share a room with Mr. Dussel because:
Anne does not have to share a room with Mr. Dussel.
Margot is too old to share a room with a man.
Mr. Dussel thinks Margot talks too much.
She and Mr. Frank would rather have Margot with them.
According to Act I, who gives Anne her diary?
Mr. Van Daan gives it to her to keep her quiet.
Her father gives it to her.
Margot gives it to her.
Jopie gives it to her as a going- away present.
The effect of the argument between Anne and her mother is that...
Anne turns to her father for advice and comfort
Anne mocks Mr. Van Daan
Anne starts to talk with Peter more
Anne kisses Mrs. Van Daan on the cheek
Mrs. Frank's concern that their ration books are illegal is ironic because
they have plenty of food
they have plenty of money to pay for food
they are breaking the law by hiding
they are not going to need the ration books for very long
