Anne Frank Act 2 Scene 1 Test

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Who does Mr. Dussel want to cut the cake in Act 2 Scene 1 of Anne Frank?

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Mrs. Frank

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In what year does Act 2 Scene 1 of Anne Frank take place?

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January 1944

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Why does Mr. Dussel prefer Mrs. Frank to cut the cake?

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Because she gives even portions.

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What significant news does Mr. Kraler bring in Act 2 Scene 1?

Back

He suspects that they are being blackmailed.

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What action does Mr. Van Daan take that upsets Mrs. Van Daan?

Back

He tries to sell her fur coat.

Front

What is the significance of cake in the context of Act 2 Scene 1?

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It symbolizes the small joys and normalcy in a time of hardship.

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How does the character of Mr. Dussel contribute to the tension in the group?

Back

His desire for fairness and order contrasts with the chaos of their situation.

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What does the character of Mr. Kraler represent in the play?

Back

He represents the outside world and the dangers that threaten the group.

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How does Mrs. Frank's character reflect the theme of family in the play?

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She embodies the nurturing aspect of family, trying to maintain peace and order.

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What does Mr. Van Daan's attempt to sell the fur coat reveal about his character?

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It shows his desperation and selfishness in a time of crisis.