I WONDER - How Did Anne Frank Write Her Diary?

Anne Frank wrote her diary as if speaking to a friend, using it to express her struggles and joys. Her diary consists of letters addressed to an imaginary friend named Kitty, who provided her with support during her time in the secret annex.

How did Anne Frank approach writing her diary?

• As a scientific journal

• As a letter to a friend

• As a formal document

• As a collection of poems

What did Anne Frank primarily use her diary for?

• To document scientific experiments

• To record historical events

• To write fictional stories

• To express her struggles and joys

Who was the imaginary friend Anne addressed in her diary?

• Sally

• Kitty

• Molly

• Lily

What role did Kitty play in Anne's life?

• A source of entertainment

• A supportive friend

• A critical advisor

• A distant relative

Where was Anne Frank during the time she wrote to Kitty?

• In a public library

• In a secret annex

• In a school classroom

• In a hospital