RL 7.5 Ind Practice - Diary of Anne Frank

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What does Anne's dialogue with Peter reveal about her imagination?

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Anne's imagination is more vivid than Peter's.

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What theme is most evident in Anne’s dialogue?

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The importance of faith and hope.

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What message does Anne convey about human goodness?

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Even in difficult times, there are kind and brave people.

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What is the connotative meaning of 'religion' when Anne says, 'I wish you had a religion, Peter'?

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A source of comfort and hope.

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What evidence shows Peter's frustration with their situation?

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“I’ve just gone crazy. I think if something doesn’t happen soon… I can’t stand much more of it!”

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What does the theme of 'loss of innocence' refer to in the context of Anne's experiences?

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It refers to the transition from childhood to adulthood, marked by the harsh realities of life.

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How does Anne's perspective on hope differ from Peter's?

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Anne maintains a hopeful outlook despite their circumstances, while Peter feels increasingly hopeless.

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What role does friendship play in Anne's life during the diary entries?

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Friendship provides emotional support and a sense of normalcy amidst chaos.

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How does Anne's writing serve as a form of resistance?

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It allows her to express her thoughts and feelings, asserting her identity and humanity.

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What does Anne mean by saying, 'I want to be a writer'?

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She desires to share her experiences and thoughts with the world, highlighting the power of storytelling.