Diary of Anne Frank: Act 2 - Flashcard Review

Front

What event causes great tension near the end of Act II?

Back

The telephone downstairs keeps ringing.

Front

Who betrayed the people in the attic?

Back

The thief.

Front

What effect does the landing of Allied troops in Normandy have on the attic inhabitants?

Back

They are filled with joy.

Front

Why won't Mr. Frank answer the telephone?

Back

He doesn't want anyone to know the building is occupied.

Front

How is Mr. Kraler blackmailed by the man from Utrecht?

Back

He wants 20 guilders more each week.

Front

What is the significance of Miep's role in the attic?

Back

Miep provides food and news to the inhabitants, representing hope and support.

Front

How does Anne's perspective on life change throughout Act II?

Back

Anne becomes more mature and reflective about her situation and the world.

Front

What does the ringing telephone symbolize in the play?

Back

The constant threat of discovery and danger faced by the inhabitants.

Front

How does the mood in the attic shift after hearing about the Allies' invasion?

Back

The mood shifts from despair to hope and excitement.

Front

What does Mr. Frank's character represent in the play?

Back

Mr. Frank represents resilience, hope, and the struggle for survival.