WorksheetsAnne Frank Final Test
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 18mins
Mr. Frank visits the warehouse in November 1945. Anne’s diary begins in July 1942. What important world event happened between those two dates?
World War II began
World War II ended
The Berlin Wall came down
The Vietnam War began
In the opening scene, why is Mr. Frank visiting the warehouse rooms with Miep?
He is looking for his daughter’s diary.
He wants to get his scarf back.
He is looking for a place to live.
He wants one last look at the place where he last saw his family.
Why do the Frank family and the Van Daan family move into the rooms in the top floor of the warehouse?
Their own homes have been destroyed by bombs.
They are hiding from the Nazis, who have been persecuting Jews.
The warehouse has more space than their old homes.
The Nazis have taken over their homes, leaving them no place to live.
Why is it necessary for the Franks and the Van Daans to be quiet all day?
Because Anne, Margot, and Peter need to study.
Because too much noise makes Mrs. Van Daan nervous.
Because they don’t want the workers in the building to hear them.
Because the Nazis ordered all Jews to be quiet during the day.
Why does Peter remove his Star of David from his clothes?
He wants to put it on a new coat he’s planning to get.
He resents the fact that the Nazis force Jews to wear it.
He wants to put it in a safe place.
He wants to sew his initials on his clothes instead.
Which word best describes Mrs. Van Daan’s behavior with Mr. Frank?
respectful
serious
comforting
flirtatious
How would you describe the relationship between Mr. and Mrs. Van Daan?
loving
quarrelsome
indifferent
frightening
When Mr. Dussel joins the families, 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 no one will be able to get along with Mr. Dussel
That there won’t be enough food for everyone.
Why is Anne so upset to hear from Mr. Dussel that Jopie de Waal is gone?
She thinks that Jopie has moved away and they might lose contact.
She wonders why Jopie didn’t say good-bye to her first.
She knows that Jopie and her family have been taken by the Nazis.
She had been looking forward to a visit from Jopie.
Which fact about the setting is most difficult for Mr. Dussel?
That he cannot get enough time alone.
That there aren’t enough books to read.
That they can’t play music during the daytime
That it gets too hot in the upper rooms of the warehouse.
Why are the people in the attic so afraid of the thief?
He may return and try to break into the attic to steal their things or food.
He may use his knowledge about the attic to blackmail the owner of the building and the Franks and Van Daans.
If the Nazis catch the thief, he may betray the people in the attic in order to keep himself out of jail.
He may go to the Nazis right away to report that there are people living in the attic.
Which of the following actions in Act Two 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.
How does the news of the Allied invasion change the mood of Mrs. Frank and Mr. Van Daan?
It intensifies their fighting.
It makes them feel relieved but ashamed to have quarreled.
It makes them feel happy and carefree.
It causes them to become closer friends.
Why is Mrs. Frank so upset when Mr. Van Daan is caught stealing food in the Annex?
The children continue getting fatter and fatter.
The black market dealer for ration books was arrested.
He was being selfish.
They previously believed it was the rats eating the food.
Who is jealous about how much time Anne and Peter are spending together in his room?
Mrs. Frank
Mrs. Van Daan
Margot
Mr. Van Daan
What amazing news does Miep bring to the Annex?
She told them that she found a new contact on the black market.
Miep had the news that Mr. Kraler was no longer sick.
She informed them that the war was over.
Miep told the residents that the invasion, D-day, had begun.
The play’s climax occurs when _____________.
Mrs. Frank asks Mr. Van Daan to leave
Anne dies in a concentration camp
Miep brings news of the Allied invasion at Normandy
The police arrive at the Annex
The theme of this play can be expressed as all of the following statements except:
“In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart.”
People can show surprising courage in life-threatening situations.
The world contains both good and evil.
Children suffer more than adults in time of war.
