The Diary of Anne Frank Act 1, Scenes 4 & 5

Front

What is the significance of Anne's nightmare about the Green Police?

Back

It reflects her deep-seated fears of being discovered and captured while in hiding.

Front

What event causes the characters to believe they might be discovered?

Back

A noise made by Peter when he knocked over a lamp.

Front

Who is responsible for checking the noise downstairs?

Back

Mr. Frank goes downstairs to investigate.

Front

What do the characters hear while blowing out the Hanukkah candle?

Back

They hear a crash downstairs, indicating a potential threat.

Front

What does the sound downstairs turn out to be?

Back

It is caused by a thief who has entered the building.

Front

What does Anne's character represent in the play?

Back

Anne represents hope, resilience, and the struggles of youth during wartime.

Front

How does the setting of the play influence the characters' actions?

Back

The hidden annex creates a sense of tension and urgency, affecting their behavior and interactions.

Front

What role does the Hanukkah celebration play in the story?

Back

It serves as a moment of normalcy and hope amidst the chaos of their situation.

Front

How do the characters cope with their fears of being discovered?

Back

They engage in activities like celebrating holidays and trying to maintain a sense of normal life.

Front

What themes are explored in Act 1, Scenes 4 & 5?

Back

Themes of fear, hope, family, and the impact of war on everyday life are explored.