Understanding Anne Frank's Story

The transcript describes the setting of a play in Amsterdam during and after WWII. It details the hideout's layout and furnishings, and follows Mr. Frank's emotional return to the hideout post-war. Meep visits Mr. Frank, and they discuss the past. Mr. Frank discovers Anne's diary, leading to reflections on their experiences.

What is the setting of the play?

• A school in Berlin

• An office in London

• A warehouse in Amsterdam

• A house in Paris

What is the main feature of the building's roof?

• It is flat

• It is sharply peaked

• It is made of glass

• It is covered with tiles

What is the purpose of the blackout curtains?

• To decorate the room

• To keep the room warm

• To block out sunlight

• To prevent light from escaping

What is Mr. Frank's emotional state when he first appears?

• Joyful and excited

• Calm and relaxed

• Weak and ill

• Angry and frustrated

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

• A letter

• A photograph

• A woman's white glove

• A child's toy

Who is Meep Gies?

• A Dutch girl who helps Mr. Frank

• Mr. Frank's daughter

• A German officer

• A neighbor

Why does Mr. Frank want to leave Amsterdam?

• He dislikes the weather

• The memories are too painful

• He wants to travel the world

• He has a new job offer

What does Meep Gies give to Mr. Frank?

• A photograph album

• Anne's diary

• A map of Amsterdam

• A letter from his wife

How old is Anne Frank when she starts her diary?

• 13 years old

• 10 years old

• 15 years old

• 12 years old

Why did Anne's family emigrate to Holland?

• For educational purposes

• To join relatives

• To escape the Nazis

• For better job opportunities