Act 2, Scenes 1&2 - Diary of Anne Frank

Front

How does Mrs. Van Daan feel about Anne and Peter's relationship?

Back

Mrs. Van Daan is against it and does not like that Peter's attention is being taken away from her.

Front

What is Anne preparing for at the start of Scene 2?

Back

Anne is getting ready for her date with Peter.

Front

What topic do Anne and Peter NOT discuss during their conversation?

Back

They do not talk about waffles.

Front

What happened to the person who obtained the ration books for the occupants of the Annex?

Back

They were arrested.

Front

True or False: Peter and Anne's relationship has evolved since Act 1.

Back

True.

Front

What is the significance of Anne's diary in the play?

Back

Anne's diary serves as a personal outlet for her thoughts and feelings during her time in hiding.

Front

How does the setting of the Secret Annex impact the characters' relationships?

Back

The confined space of the Secret Annex intensifies emotions and relationships among the characters.

Front

What does Anne's relationship with Peter symbolize?

Back

Anne's relationship with Peter symbolizes her desire for normalcy and connection in a time of crisis.

Front

How does Mrs. Frank's attitude differ from Mrs. Van Daan's regarding Anne and Peter?

Back

Mrs. Frank is more supportive of Anne's relationship with Peter compared to Mrs. Van Daan.

Front

What role does tension play in the interactions among the characters in the Annex?

Back

Tension often leads to conflicts and reveals underlying fears and insecurities among the characters.