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Questions and Answers
What item does Mr. Frank pick up that causes him to cry?
What item does Mr. Frank pick up that causes him to cry?
- A white glove (correct)
- A pair of shoes
- Anne's diary
- A multi-colored scarf
What concern does Mrs. Van Daan express in the annex?
What concern does Mrs. Van Daan express in the annex?
- Fear of starvation
- Anxiety about the weather
- Worry about being caught (correct)
- Concern for her health
What does Mr. Kraler do to help the people in hiding?
What does Mr. Kraler do to help the people in hiding?
- Provides financial support
- Helps them find shelter
- Offers entertainment
- Brings food daily (correct)
What does Peter do with his Star of David?
What does Peter do with his Star of David?
How does Anne Frank demonstrate her personality in her conversation with Peter?
How does Anne Frank demonstrate her personality in her conversation with Peter?
What realization does Anne have when Mr. Frank tells her she can't go downstairs?
What realization does Anne have when Mr. Frank tells her she can't go downstairs?
What type of market does Mr. Kraler mention as helping the Jews?
What type of market does Mr. Kraler mention as helping the Jews?
How does Anne feel about cats based on her discussion with Peter?
How does Anne feel about cats based on her discussion with Peter?
Flashcards
Anne's Diary
Anne's Diary
The diary is a central element of the play, as it provides insight into Anne's thoughts, feelings, and experiences while in hiding. Mr. Frank discovers it after the war, sharing Anne's story with the audience.
The Annex
The Annex
The secret hiding place where the Franks and the Van Daans seek refuge from the Nazis. It is a confined space, where everyone tries to live their lives discreetly and safely.
Mr. Kraler
Mr. Kraler
A compassionate and brave Dutch man who helps the Franks and Van Daans by providing them with food and supplies. He risks his life by assisting them.
Star of David
Star of David
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Anne's Character
Anne's Character
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Peter's Character
Peter's Character
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Post-War Setting
Post-War Setting
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Pre-War Setting
Pre-War Setting
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Study Notes
Act I, Scene I Summary Notes
- Setting: Post-war, November 1945, in the annex.
- Characters: Mr. Frank, Miep.
- Conflict: Mr. Frank distressed and considering destroying items; Miep tries to comfort him.
- Action: Mr. Frank finds a white glove, cries, and expresses the desire to leave the annex and destroy belongings. Miep shows him Anne's diary, which prompts him reading the diary.
Act I, Scene II Summary Notes
- Setting: July 1942, the same annex
- Characters: Mrs. Van Daan, Mr. Van Daan, Mr. Kraler (and the Franks).
- Conflict: The Van Daans' anxieties; Anne's inappropriate behavior; rules and regulations for the Annex residents.
- Action: Franks arrive with Mr. Kraler. Discussions of Annex rules; Mr. Frank explains daily schedule and living arrangements within the annex; introduction of new characters; Mr. Frank establishes rules for the occupants. Anne's inappropriate behavior; explaining the role of the white market, and showing how the group is helping the Jews hiding in Amsterdam. Kraler leaves for food deliveries. Characterization of Anne's interest in Peter (their interaction with the cat). Showing the differences between Anne and Peter (shy vs. energetic) Anne receiving her diary and Peter a washtub for his cat. Anne's attempted trip downstairs to get a pencil symbolizes restrictions of hiding.
Act I, Scene III Summary Notes
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Explore the key events and characters from Act I of 'The Diary of Anne Frank'. This quiz covers the setting, conflicts, and notable actions in both scene I and scene II, providing insights into the experiences of the annex's inhabitants. Test your knowledge of the pivotal moments that shape the narrative.
