Class 10 English Chapter 4 From The Diary Of Anne Frank Quiz 26 (25 MCQs)

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1. When Anne advises Peter to "think himself out, " she means that he should:
2. Who does Anne say is the only person that she loves?
3. Aside
4. Who is most concerned about the food situation in the annex?
5. How does Anne's final line, "But, Peter, if you'd only look at it as part of a great pattern ..... , " contribute to the scene's central message?
6. Miep interrupts this angry scene with news that
7. During the very serious scene where Mr. Van Daan is caught stealing bread, an audience would most likely laugh when:
8. How does Mrs. Van Daan respond to Anne and Peter's relationship?
9. What vocabulary word matches the synonym in red?The Star of David is visible on all of their clothing.
10. A reader should analyze .....
11. To specifcally show hatred toward Jews
12. What does the cast in a drama refer to?
13. When Mr. Frank has the group talk about what they want to do after the war, what kind of irony is that?
14. True or False:The lesson we can learn from Anne's diary is ..... growing up is difficult, and often very emotional
15. Which character is Anne's mother who is calm and quiet
16. What does Anne's father give her? What did he give to Anne?
17. Why do the people in hiding need to be quiet all day?
18. Why is Mrs. Frank apprehensive about Anne going to visit Peter with the door closed?
19. In Act 1, Scene 2 the setting changes and goes back in time to tell Anne's story. This technique is called:
20. In Act II Scene 1 of The Diary of Anne Frank, Mrs. Van Daan is very upset when her husband takes and sells her fur coat. What is the most reasonable inference to make about her motivation for keeping it?
21. What were the Nazi secret police called?
22. In Act One Scene 1 of the play, Mr. Frank seems at peace with the events of his life.
23. Which statement is true about Mrs Van Daan?
24. Compare and contrast:Mrs. Van Daan is ..... and Mrs. Frank is .....
25. A non-Jewish caucasion, especially of Nordic stock