Diary of Anne Frank Excerpt

What does Anne's diary symbolize in the play?

• The enduring power of personal expression

• The monotony of life in hiding

• A burden of memories from the past

• A secret to be kept hidden at all costs

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The play describes the yellow Star of David on Anne's coat. How does this symbol individualize Anne's perspective?

• It emphasizes her pride in her Jewish identity.

• It reflects her frustration with the restrictions placed on her.

• It marks her as someone who enjoys standing out in a crowd.

• It represents her desire to fight against oppression actively.

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When Mr. Frank discovers a white glove in Act I, Scene 1, he reacts emotionally. What might the white glove symbolize for Mr. Frank?

• The fragility of life during the war

• The unity of his family during hiding

• His longing to return to normal life

• The innocence and loss of someone he cared about

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Which of the following quotes best illustrates how Anne’s diary symbolizes the connective power of personal expression?

• "Burn them. All of them."

• "Anne’s diary. [He opens the diary and begins to read.]"

• "Dear Diary, since you and I are going to be great friends, I will start by telling you about myself."

• "It is possible, Miep?... Only three years ago."

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Which quote from the text best reflects Anne’s perspective on the Star of David as a symbol of her frustration with the restrictions placed on her?

• We had to wear yellow stars.

• No beaches, no swimming pools, no libraries—we couldn’t even walk on the sunny side of the streets!

• Father was forced to give up his business.

• Somehow we children still managed to have fun.

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Which quote from the text most strongly suggests that the white glove symbolizes the innocence and loss of someone Mr. Frank cared about?

• It is a woman's white glove. He holds it in his hand and suddenly all of his self-control is gone. He breaks down, crying.

• The rooms are dusty, the curtains in rags. Chairs and tables are overturned.

• Come, Miep. [He starts for the steps, then remembers his rucksack, going back to get it.]

• The door at the foot of the small stairwell swings open.

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