Diary of Anne Frank Act 2 Quick Check

Front

What is the main reason Mrs. Frank orders the Van Daans to leave the secret annex?

Back

Mrs. Frank is concerned about the well-being of her children and is upset that Mr. Van Daan is stealing food that should go to the children.

Front

How has Anne and Peter's relationship evolved in Act Two?

Back

Anne and Peter have become friends and can talk to each other.

Front

What concern does Anne have regarding Margot's feelings?

Back

Anne is worried that Margot may be jealous of her relationship with Peter.

Front

What causes Mr. Van Daan to cry?

Back

Mr. Van Daan is ashamed for stealing the bread.

Front

What is the source of anxiety for the occupants of the Annex at the beginning of the last scene?

Back

The phone keeps ringing, which causes anxiety among the occupants.

Front

What does Anne's diary symbolize in the story?

Back

Anne's diary symbolizes her thoughts, feelings, and the desire for freedom and self-expression.

Front

How does the theme of hunger manifest in Act Two?

Back

Hunger is a recurring theme, affecting the characters' emotions and actions, particularly Mr. Van Daan's stealing.

Front

What role does fear play in the lives of the characters in the Annex?

Back

Fear of discovery and arrest influences their behavior and relationships.

Front

How does Anne's perspective on her situation change throughout Act Two?

Back

Anne becomes more aware of the complexities of adult relationships and the harsh realities of their situation.

Front

What does the character of Mr. Frank represent in the story?

Back

Mr. Frank represents hope, resilience, and the moral compass of the group.