Quiz on Scenes 4 & 5 The Diary of Anne Frank Drama

In Scene 4, Anne tries to act as if everything is normal when interacting with the other people in hiding.

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In Scene 4, Anne is completely calm and unbothered by the events happening around her.

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In Scene 5, Anne begins to understand the impact of her actions on the other people in hiding.

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Peter and Anne's relationship becomes more strained in Scene 5, as they continue to argue.

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In Scene 5, the group celebrates Hanukkah in a quiet, peaceful atmosphere.

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• False

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In Scene 4, Anne's relationship with Peter starts to change. What causes the tension between them?

• Anne feels sorry for Peter because he’s always alone.

• Peter criticizes Anne for being too loud and talkative.

• Anne steals Peter's belongings.

• Peter asks Anne to leave the hiding place.

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What significant event happens in Scene 5 that changes the mood of the group in hiding?

• The group celebrates Hanukkah together.

• Anne and Peter reconcile after their argument.

• The group receives bad news about the war.

• Anne decides to leave the hiding place.

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In Scene 5, who is most upset about the way the group is celebrating Hanukkah?

• Anne

• Peter

• Mr. Frank

• Mr. Van Daan

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How does Anne’s behavior in Scene 4 contribute to the tension in the attic?

• She refuses to speak to anyone.

• She acts immature and childish, annoying the others.

• She starts a fight with Peter.

• She tells the story of her escape.

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What is the significance of Anne's diary entries in these scenes?

• They provide a sense of hope and normalcy.

• They focus only on her feelings toward Peter.

• They describe the physical conditions of the attic.

• They express the growing tension and her personal struggles.

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