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WorksheetsAct 2 Scene 3
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is the meaning of the word "stealthily" as used in the context of the passage?
In the Van Daans’ room a match flares up for a moment and then is quickly put out. Mr. Van Daan, in bare feet, dressed in underwear and trousers, is dimly seen coming stealthily down the stairs and into the main room, where Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Margot are sleeping.
Loudly
Secretly
Clumsily
Quickly
Which line from the passage best supports the inference that Mrs. Frank is deeply concerned about the well-being of the children?
"He needs more food than the rest of us."
"I see the children getting thinner and thinner."
"I’ll give you money. Out of my own pocket I’ll give it gladly."
"We’re all of us hungry!"
How does the incident of Mr. Van Daan stealing bread propel the action in the story?
It causes Mrs. Frank to demand that the Van Daans leave.
It leads to a celebration among the group.
It results in Mr. Frank leaving the hiding place.
It causes Anne to leave the room.
What is a central theme of the passage?
The importance of forgiveness
The struggle for survival
The value of education
The power of friendship
Which sentence demonstrates correct use of standard English grammar?
He go to the food safe and again lights a match.
He goes to the food safe and again lights a match.
He going to the food safe and again lights a match.
He gone to the food safe and again lights a match.
What does the word "indignation" mean as used in the passage?
(All of Mrs. Frank’s gentleness, her self-control, is gone. She is outraged, in a frenzy of indignation.)
Mrs. Frank. The bread! He was stealing the bread!
Joy
Anger
Confusion
Fear
Which line from the passage best supports the inference that Mr. Frank is a calming influence?
"Edith, please. Let us be calm."
"He steals once! He’ll steal again!"
"I’ll give you money. Out of my own pocket I’ll give it gladly."
"We’re all of us hungry!"
How does Mrs. Frank's reaction to Mr. Van Daan's theft reveal aspects of her character?
It shows her as forgiving and understanding.
It reveals her as indifferent and detached.
It highlights her as protective and assertive.
It portrays her as humorous and light-hearted.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Mrs. Frank, she is outraged, in a frenzy of indignation.
Mrs. Frank is outraged, in a frenzy of indignation.
Mrs. Frank she is outraged, in a frenzy of indignation.
Mrs. Frank, is outraged, in a frenzy of indignation.
What does the word "convulsive" mean as used in the passage?
(Mrs. Frank indicates that he has forgotten to bolt the door after Miep. He hurries down the steps. Mr. Van Daan, sitting on the couch, suddenly breaks into a convulsive sob. Everybody looks at him, bewildered.)
Calm
Sudden
Gentle
Predictable
Which line from the passage best supports the inference that the group is hopeful about the future?
"The invasion has begun!"
"He needs more food than the rest of us."
"I’ll give you money. Out of my own pocket I’ll give it gladly."
"We’re all of us hungry!"
How does the news of the invasion affect the characters in the story?
It causes them to argue more.
It brings them a sense of hope and relief.
It makes them more fearful.
It leads them to plan an escape.
What theme is developed through the characters' reactions to the invasion news?
The inevitability of conflict
The resilience of the human spirit
The futility of war
The importance of secrecy
Which sentence is an example of correct English usage?
He goes to the food safe and again light a match.
He goes to the food safe and again lights a match.
He goes to the food safe and again lighting a match.
He goes to the food safe and again lighted a match.
What does the word "pandemonium" mean as used in the passage?
While this pandemonium is going on Mrs. Frank tries to make herself heard above the excitement.)
Silence
Chaos
Order
Calm
Which line from the passage best supports the inference that Mrs. Frank is determined to protect the children?
"I’ll give you money. Out of my own pocket I’ll give it gladly."
"He must never come to this room where the food is stored!"
"We’re all of us hungry!"
"I see the children getting thinner and thinner."
How does the dialogue between Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Van Daan reveal their relationship?
It shows mutual respect and understanding.
It highlights tension and conflict.
It demonstrates indifference and apathy.
It portrays humor and camaraderie.
