WorksheetsThe Diary of Anne Frank - Final Exam Part 1
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 23mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Always fears the worst, grumpy, likes his space
a)
Mr. Dussel
b)
Anne
c)
Margot
d)
Miep
e)
Mr. Frank
2.
Worried about food, very selfish
a)
Mr. Van Daan
b)
Anne
c)
Peter
d)
Mr. Frank
e)
Mrs. Frank
3.
Brings the group things, makes it possible for them to be in hiding
a)
Miep
b)
Anne
c)
Mrs. Frank
d)
Mr. Frank
e)
Margot
4.
talkative, positive thinker, writer
a)
Anne
b)
Mr. Frank
c)
Mrs. Frank
d)
Mr. Van Daan
e)
Mrs. Van Daan
5.
loves possessions; is often dramatic
a)
Mrs. Van Daan
b)
Anne
c)
Mr. Frank
d)
Mrs. Frank
e)
Margot
6.
the “perfect” one, very quiet, smart
a)
Margot
b)
Anne
c)
Mr. Frank
d)
Mrs. Frank
e)
Mrs. Van Daan
7.
selfless, keeps the peace, the leader
a)
Mr. Frank
b)
Anne
c)
Mr. Dussel
d)
Margot
e)
Miep
8.
quiet, shy, has lost faith
a)
Peter
b)
Anne
c)
Mr. Van Daan
d)
Mr. Frank
e)
Mrs. Frank
9.
does not stick up for herself, reserved
a)
Mrs. Frank
b)
Anne
c)
Mr. Frank
d)
Margot
e)
Mrs. Van Daan
10.
“…Yes, I’m jealous. But not of you and Peter. I’d just like someone of my own. …”
a)
Margot
b)
Anne
c)
Mr. Frank
d)
Mrs. Frank
e)
Mr. Van Daan
11.
“No, Putti. Don’t do this to me. This is my coat…You have no right. Don’t you dare! Let go.”
a)
Mrs. Van Daan
b)
Anne
c)
Mr. Frank
d)
Mrs. Frank
e)
Margot
12.
“They can stay till Miep finds them a place. But we’re switching rooms. I don’t want him near the food.”
a)
Mrs. Frank
b)
Anne
c)
Mr. Frank
d)
Margot
e)
Mrs. Van Daan
13.
“I’d never turn away from who I am. I couldn’t. Don’t you know you’ll always be Jewish…in your soul.”
a)
Anne
b)
Mr. Dussel
c)
Margot
d)
Miep
e)
Mr. Frank
14.
“I wonder if you’d mind taking this letter. For Charlotte. For the New Year.”
a)
Mr. Dussel
b)
Anne
c)
Mr. Van Daan
d)
Peter
e)
Mr. Frank
15.
“The invasion. The invasion has begun! Did you hear me? The invasion! It’s happening – right now!”
a)
Miep
b)
Anne
c)
Mrs. Frank
d)
Mr. Frank
e)
Margot
16.
“You’ve changed. I used to think you were a real pain in the neck.”
a)
Peter
b)
Anne
c)
Mr. Frank
d)
Mrs. Frank
e)
Mr. Van Daan
17.
“For God’s sake, Edith, I’ve never seen you like this!”
a)
Mr. Frank
b)
Anne
c)
Mrs. Frank
d)
Margot
e)
Mrs. Van Daan
18.
“You can’t hold on to a fur coat when people are in such desperate need of warm clothing. Besides we’re broke. We’ve been running out of money for months. I have to sell it.”
a)
Mr. Van Daan
b)
Anne
c)
Mr. Frank
d)
Mrs. Frank
e)
Margot
19.
In act 1, page 19, Anne says “How much time does he need? … You dance with me Margot!” What words best describe how Anne feels at this point?
a)
Angry and hostile
b)
Cruel and pushy
c)
Tired and hungry
d)
Frustrated and bored
20.
What effects do the Hanukkah gifts that Anne made for each person have on their attitude and spirit as a whole?
a)
Makes them happy and grateful for what they do have
b)
Makes them even more resentful and irritated of their situation
c)
Makes them depressed and even more hopeful for the wars end
d)
Makes the angry and annoyed by Anne insensitive attitude
21.
In Act 2, Mr Van Daan is caught stealing food. What relieves the tension?
a)
Mr. Van Daan leaves
b)
Miep brings the residents more food
c)
Mr. Dussel splits up the food
d)
Miep brings news of the invasion
22.
What complication has arisen in the office that might affect those hiding in the Annex?
a)
A worker requested more money from Mr. Kraler
b)
The hours in the office are being extended
c)
Mr. Kraler is being fired
d)
The business is shutting down.
23.
Before they are caught, what are the residents doing?
a)
Eating strawberries and playing cards
b)
Anne and Peter are kissing
c)
Anne is writing in her diary and Margot is reading
d)
Everyone is eating dinner
24.
What is an example of foreshadowing in Act 2?
a)
Mr. Van Daan stealing food
b)
Anne’s nightmare of Hanneli in a camp
c)
Miep’s news of the invasion
d)
Mrs. Van Daan not wanting to give up her fur coat.
25.
What is the name of the transit camp everyone was sent to?
a)
Auschwitz
b)
Bergen Belsen
c)
Birkenau
d)
Westerbork
26.
What is never mentioned in Act 2?
a)
Mouschi
b)
Food
c)
Anne’s diary
d)
Mrs. Van Daan’s fur coat
27.
Who is a threat to the residents’ safety? (choose all that apply)
a)
The thief from Act 1
b)
The worker who talked to Mr. Kraler
c)
Mouschi
d)
Mr. Van Daan
28.
How does Anne die?
a)
She was sent to the gas chamber
b)
She didn’t, she survived
c)
She contracted typhus
d)
She was shot by a Nazi guard
29.
Did you find learning about Anne Frank and Holocaust interesting?
a)
Yes
b)
No
30.
Tableau - Example: The actors posed in a tableau that was supposed to illustrate Washington crossing the Delaware River.
a)
work against, have an opposing effect
b)
unable to be penetrated or broken into
c)
a group of people arranged in a motionless pose to represent a scene
d)
a phony claim; an act of pretending to be what one is not
31.
Stylized - Example: The company logo consisted of a stylized cow jumping over a half-moon.
a)
represented in a free, imaginative way
b)
Endured
c)
done with haste, urgency, and intensity
d)
put person in danger after revealing secret information about them
32.
Conspicuous - Example: Motorists often get lost on the way to the national park, because road signs are far less conspicuous in sparsely populated areas.
a)
done with haste, urgency, and intensity
b)
a phony claim; an act of pretending to be what one is not
c)
appears ahead in a menacing or ominous way
d)
standing out or easily noticeable
33.
Ration book - Example: I used the last stamp in my ration book to buy an orange.
a)
a booklet containing stamps entitling a person to a limited quantity of an item, often used during a war shortage
b)
a group of people arranged in a motionless pose to represent a scene
c)
in an artful, crafty, or wily way, often to gain an advantage
d)
the mechanical workings inside a clock, instrument, or toy, symbolizing precision and reliability
34.
Betrayed - Example: Homer was a hero when he betrayed the robbers’ plans to steal the Queen’s tiara.
a)
put person in danger after revealing secret information about them
b)
a phony claim; an act of pretending to be what one is not
c)
causing anger and exasperation because of a certain behavior
d)
standing out or easily noticeable
35.
Borne - Example: “I have borne enough of your rude remarks!” Mr. Dibble exclaimed, seizing the bully by his lapels.
a)
done with haste, urgency, and intensity
b)
Endured
c)
unable to be penetrated or broken into
d)
represented in a free, imaginative way
36.
Quicksilver - Example: We knew that her anger would soon pass, owing to her quicksilver personality.
a)
a traditional Jewish candle holder symbolizing the eight nights of Hanukkah
b)
the mechanical workings inside a clock, instrument, or toy, symbolizing precision and reliability
c)
a phony claim; an act of pretending to be what one is not
d)
highly changeable in mood
37.
Menorah - Example: While my brother lit the candles in the menorah, we sang the blessing in Hebrew.
a)
a traditional Jewish candle holder symbolizing the eight nights of Hanukkah
b)
put person in danger after revealing secret information about them
c)
causing anger and exasperation because of a certain behavior
d)
in an artful, crafty, or wily way, often to gain an advantage
e)
38.
Infuriating - Example: My cousin has an infuriating habit of interrupting people when he’s arguing with them.
a)
done with haste, urgency, and intensity
b)
causing anger and exasperation because of a certain behavior
c)
standing out or easily noticeable
d)
in an artful, crafty, or wily way, often to gain an advantage
39.
Feverishly - The children worked feverishly to clean up the kitchen mess before their mother came home.
a)
work against, have an opposing effect
b)
unable to be penetrated or broken into
c)
done with haste, urgency, and intensity
d)
Endured
40.
Clockwork - Example: The butler took pride when people compared the smooth running of his household to the clockwork of a fine watch.
a)
a phony claim; an act of pretending to be what one is not
b)
a group of people arranged in a motionless pose to represent a scene
c)
a booklet containing stamps entitling a person to a limited quantity of an item, often used during a war shortage
d)
the mechanical workings inside a clock, instrument, or toy, symbolizing precision and reliability
41.
Counter - Drinking plenty of liquids and getting lots of rest can counter the severity of a cold.
a)
Endured
b)
work against, have an opposing effect
c)
unable to be penetrated or broken into
d)
represented in a free, imaginative way
42.
Pretense - Example: The stranger’s pretense of being a cowboy fell apart when he put the saddle on the wrong way.
a)
a phony claim; an act of pretending to be what one is not
b)
appears ahead in a menacing or ominous way
c)
causing anger and exasperation because of a certain behavior
d)
in an artful, crafty, or wily way, often to gain an advantage
43.
Liberated - Example: After their captors fled, the prisoners were liberated from the damp dungeon.
a)
Endured
b)
represented in a free, imaginative way
c)
allowed to go free from a state of captivity
d)
standing out or easily noticeable
44.
Looms - Example: The deadline for my history essay looms like a growling dog in a dark alley
a)
done with haste, urgency, and intensity
b)
put person in danger after revealing secret information about them
c)
highly changeable in mood
d)
appears ahead in a menacing or ominous way
45.
Impenetrable - Example: Her former friends now met her attempts at conversation with an impenetrable wall of silence.
a)
causing anger and exasperation because of a certain behavior
b)
unable to be penetrated or broken into
c)
work against, have an opposing effect
d)
a phony claim; an act of pretending to be what one is not
46.
Cunningly - Example: The young chess player cunningly set a trap for her uncle, and he ended up losing his queen.
a)
in an artful, crafty, or wily way, often to gain an advantage
b)
done with haste, urgency, and intensity
c)
appears ahead in a menacing or ominous way
d)
causing anger and exasperation because of a certain behavior
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