The Diary of Anne Frank Act I Scene 4 (2,4,7) - Brenda Hadley | Biblioteka

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What time of day does Scene 4 take place?

Early morning

Afternoon

Middle of the night

Evening

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Where are Mr. and Mrs. Frank sleeping?

In Anne's room

On a couch in the main room

In the attic

In Peter's room

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What sound is heard outside at the beginning of the scene?

Dogs barking

Church bells

Soldiers singing

Cars driving

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What wakes everyone in the Annex?

A knock at the door.

Anne screaming from a nightmare.

Mr. Frank yelling.

Bombs hitting nearby.

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What is Anne afraid of in her dream?

Being lost

Being sick

Being taken by the Green Police.

Being alone

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How does Dussel react to Anne's nightmare?

He comforts her.

He ignores her.

He becomes angry and worried.

He laughs.

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Why is Anne's screaming especially dangerous?

It wakes the adults.

I could alert people outside.

It wastes time.

It makes her tired.

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Who comforts Anne first after the nightmare?

Mr. Frank

Margot

Mrs. Frank

Peter

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Why does Anne ask for her father instead of her mother?

She is angry with her mother.

She feels closer to her father.

Her mother is asleep.

Her father is calmer.

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How does Mrs. Frank feel when Anne asks for her father?

Proud

Relieved

Hurt and sad

Angry

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What does Anne admit about herself to her father?

She is never afraid.

She has two sides to her personality.

She dislikes everyone.

She wants to leave the Annex.

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What does Anne mean by the "mean Anne" and the "good Anne"?

She lies about her feelings.

She shows different sides of herself.

She changes her opinions often.

She wants attention.

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Why is Anne afraid to show her "good" side?

She thinks people will laugh at her.

She does not trust others.

She feels too tired.

She does not understand herself.

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What advice does Mr. Frank give Anne?

To stop talking

To ignore her feelings

To build her own character

To avoid her mother

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Which theme is most strongly shown in this scene?

Adventure

Growing up and self-understanding

Wealth

Friendship

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What mood best fits this scene?

Joyful

Calm

Tense and fearful

Silly

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Why is nighttime especially frightening for the families?

They cannot sleep.

There is no food.

Discovery is more likely.

It is colder.

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What does Anne's nightmare reveal about her internal conflict?

She does not care about others.

She wants attention.

She struggles between fear and maturity.

She is confused about hiding.

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How does this scene help the reader understand Anne better?

It shows her humor.

It reveals her fears and self-reflection.

It explains the war.

It introduces new characters.

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Why is Scene 4 important to the play?

It introduces the setting.

It shows Anne's emotional growth.

It ends the conflict.

It explains the rules of hiding.

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