Anne Frank Review

In the play The Diary of a Young Girl, why does Anne make diary entries as if she were writing letters to a friend named Kitty?

• She has no friends because she lacks confidence.

• She does not want her father to know she is keeping a diary.

• She decides to act as if she has a deep friendshp with her diary.

• She knows that while she is in hiding, she cannot send letters to her friends.

Who is the protagonsit in the play.

• Anne Frank

• Margot

• Mr. Dussel

• Mr. Van Daan

What did Mr. VanDaan do that was so wrong?

• Brought news of the invasion

• Was sick and needed an operation

• Owned a fur coat and loved it

• Stole food

Anne describes her life before the family went into hiding. Which adjective describes her before she went into hiding.

• Very shy

• very popular

• the class clown

• an excellent athlete

Why did Anne's family move to Holland in 1933.

• They wanted to be closer to Anne's grandmother

• Anne's father had to move because his job changed locations

• They wanted to escape Hitler's government

• Holland had better schools than Germany

What does Anne say is one thing she had to do because of Hitler's anti-Jewish laws?

• visit places of entertainment

• ride on bicycles and trains

• go shopping only at night

• wear a yellow star

What is one thing Anne says that people have to be careful about when in hiding.

• They must not make noise during the day

• They must not turn on lights during the day.

• They must not write anything that the Nazis might find

• They must not say anything that might identify them as Jewish

What was Anne forbidden to do during the day?

• Run water, or use the washer closet.

• Reading

• Sleep

• Turn on the radio to listen to news of the invasion

Everyone in the annex had to make sacrifices, which of the following statements must be true.

• People in the Annex hope to make money

• People in the Annex live in fear

• People in the Annex can play music during the day

• People in the Annex had to give something up.

Which sentence best describes the reaction of the Jews in Holland to the new anti-Jewish laws, according to the play?

• In spite of the persecution, Jews managed to cope

• They were so shocked that they could no longer function

• They tried desperately to flee to the United States

• They were so angered that they plotted rebellion, or revenge.