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The Diary of Anne Frank Act 1 Selection Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

In the opening scene of The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I, why is Mr. Frank visiting the warehouse rooms with Miep?

a)

Mr. Frank is visiting the memories of his family one last time.

b)
Mr. Frank is meeting with a business partner.
c)
Mr. Frank is inspecting the warehouse for repairs.
d)
Mr. Frank is looking for a hidden treasure.
2.

In The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I, why must the Franks and the others in the attic remain quiet all day?

a)

They must remain quiet to avoid detection by the workers.

b)
They are waiting for supplies to arrive.
c)
They are practicing for a play.
d)
They want to avoid disturbing the neighbors.
3.

In The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I, why do the Franks agree to take in Mr. Dussel?

a)

They take him in to help a fellow Jew in danger.

b)
They take him in to avoid being discovered by the Nazis.
c)
They take him in because he is a distant relative.
d)
They take him in to gain financial support.
4.

Which sentence best explains the reason that Anne and Peter often tease each other in The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I?

a)
They tease each other to compete for attention.
b)

They tease each other because they are flirting/fond of each other.

c)
They tease each other to distract from their problems.
d)
They tease each other to show they dislike one another.
5.

As revealed in The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I, how has two months of living in hiding affected the attic dwellers?


a)
The attic dwellers have become more relaxed and carefree during their time in hiding.
b)
The living conditions have improved significantly, leading to a happier atmosphere.
c)
They have developed stronger friendships and bonds with each other.
d)
The attic dwellers are affected by increased tension, stress, and strained relationships due to the fear of discovery and cramped living conditions.
6.

How do people usually feel when tension rises?


a)
People feel relaxed and carefree.
b)
People feel excited and joyful.
c)
People feel indifferent and apathetic.
d)

People usually feel irritable or stressed.

7.

Which sentence is the clearest example of a child behaving hysterically?


a)

The child quietly played with blocks, smiling occasionally.

b)
The child asked for a snack while sitting calmly.
c)
The child laughed and danced happily in the living room.
d)
The child screamed and cried uncontrollably, throwing toys and refusing to be comforted.
8.

If two people are bickering, which of the following must be true? Base your answer on the meaning of bickering.


a)
They are having a friendly conversation.
b)
They are completely agreeing with each other.
c)
They are discussing a topic without any conflict.
d)

They are having a disagreement over small issues.

9.

Read this part of one of Anne’s speeches in The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I.

The best part about this room . . . you can look down and see a bit of the street and the canal. There’s a houseboat . . . you can see the end of it . . . a bargeman lives there with his family. . . .They have a baby and he’s just beginning to walk and I’m so afraid he’ll fall into the canal. I watch him. . . .

What is the most reasonable inference to draw about Anne’s personality from the details in this speech?

a)
Anne is empathetic and caring.
b)
Anne is uninterested in her surroundings.
c)

Anne is selfish and self-centered and nosey.

d)
Anne is indifferent to others' feelings.
10.

Which of the following choices best describes the relationship between Anne and her father in The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I?


a)
Anne and her father have a close and supportive relationship.
b)
Anne and her father rarely communicate and have little in common.
c)
Anne's father is overly critical and unsupportive of her.
d)
Anne and her father have a distant and strained relationship.
11.

Think about Mrs. Frank’s words and actions in The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I. Which of the following statements best describes her?


a)
Selfish and neglectful guardian.
b)
Caring and protective mother.
c)
Strict and demanding mother.
d)
Indifferent and uninvolved parent.
12.

Read these stage directions from The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I:

A match suddenly flares in the attic. We dimly see Mr. Van Daan. He is getting his bearings. He comes quickly down the stairs, and goes to the cupboard where the food is stored. Again the match flares up, and is as quickly blown out.
The dim figure is seen to steal back up the stairs.


As described in the stage directions and from what you’ve learned about Mr. Van Daan, which sentence best explains his behavior and what it reveals about him?

a)
Mr. Van Daan's stealthy actions show his desperation for food and a selfish disregard for the group's safety.
b)
Mr. Van Daan is looking for a place to hide from the Nazis.
c)
His actions indicate he is unaware of the group's situation.
d)
Mr. Van Daan is trying to help the group by gathering food quietly.
13.

Which line of dialogue by Mrs. Van Daan in The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I, shows that she is flirtatious?


a)

"I prefer to stay out of the spotlight."

b)
"You know, I could have been a great actress."
c)

"I don't know why I didn't meet you before I met that one there."

d)

"I never liked acting anyway."

14.

What does this line of dialogue from The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I, reveal about Mr. Frank?

"We can stretch the food a little. It’s only for a few days."

a)
Mr. Frank is indifferent to the situation.
b)

Mr. Frank is kind and generous

c)
Mr. Frank is pessimistic and careless.
d)
Mr. Frank is selfish and unhelpful.
15.

Which line of dialogue spoken by Mr. Dussel in The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I, most clearly indicates the possibility of conflict?


a)

"Every night she twists and turns."

b)

"Forgive me for speaking so."

c)

"Someone now knows we're up here, hiding!"

d)


"My father was born in Holland, and my grandfather."