Understanding 'The Diary of Anne Frank'

The transcript introduces 'The Diary of Anne Frank' play, detailing the setting in Amsterdam during WWII. It describes the secret annex where the Frank family hid, Mr. Frank's emotional return post-war, and Meep's visit. Anne's diary entries reveal her experiences and the impact of Nazi occupation on her family.

Who are the authors of the play 'The Diary of Anne Frank'?

• Arthur Miller and Tennessee Williams

• William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe

• Francis Goodrich and Albert Hackett

• George Bernard Shaw and Oscar Wilde

In which city is the hiding place located?

• Berlin

• Paris

• London

• Amsterdam

What is the significance of the bookcase in the setting?

• It conceals the entrance to the hiding place

• It is used as a storage for food

• It holds important documents

• It is a decorative piece

What emotional state is Mr. Frank in when he returns to the hiding place?

• Weak and emotional

• Calm and composed

• Angry and frustrated

• Joyful and relieved

What does Mr. Frank find that causes him to break down?

• A letter from his wife

• A woman's white glove

• A photograph of his family

• A piece of jewelry

Why does Mr. Frank want to leave Amsterdam?

• The memories are too painful

• He wants to travel the world

• He dislikes the weather

• He has a new job offer

What does Miep suggest to Mr. Frank about his papers?

• To give them to a museum

• To burn them

• To keep them safe

• To publish them

How old was Anne Frank when she started writing her diary?

• 15 years old

• 13 years old

• 12 years old

• 10 years old

What restrictions were placed on Jews according to Anne's diary?

• They could not leave their homes

• They were not allowed to speak German

• They had to wear yellow stars

• They could not own property

Where was Anne Frank born?

• The Netherlands

• Germany

• France

• Austria