The Diary Of Anne Frank Act Ii (The Play)

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When the telephone in the warehouse rings, everyone is tense for all the following reasons EXCEPT

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the telephone has been ringing all day

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Those who seem most upset by the ringing telephone are

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Mr. Dussell and Mr. Van Daan

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Mr Dussel believes that

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Miep is trying to warn them

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Mr Frank says he will NOT answer the phone for all the following reasons EXCEPT

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he believes the Gestapo is using the telephone as a trap

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Peter reacts to the tension by

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retreating to his room

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Anne tries to comfort Peter by talking about

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the beauty in nature and in people

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Peter's response to Anne indicates that he

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is angry about their situation

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Annes last diary entrt ends on a note of

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hope

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Mr. Frank's last words before the curtain falls suggest that reading Anne's diary has made him

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ashamed for feeling bitter

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inarticulate

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speechless or unable to express oneself

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apprehension

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a fearful feeling about the future; dread

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intution

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ability to know immediatley without reasoning

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sarcastic

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speaking with sharp mockery intendded to hurt another

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indignant

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filled with anger over some meanness or unjustice

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stealthily

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in a secretive or sneaky way

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ineffectually

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without producing the desired effect

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The person who reacts in an uncharacteristic manner to Mr. Van Daan's stealing food is

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Mrs. Frank

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Mrs. Frank is espically upset about Mr. Van Daan's theft because

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he is more concerned about him then the children

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Mrs. Frank demands that mr. Van Daan

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moves out

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Peter demonstrates his loyalty to his father by

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saying that he must leave if his father leaves

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Mr. Dussel appears selfish and intesitive by doing all the following EXCEPT

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counting money

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Miep interrupts the angr scene with the good news that

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the allies have invaded Normandy

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After Miep brings the news, all the following people express remorese EXCEPT

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Mr Dussel

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At the end of Scene 3, the mood of Anne's diary shifts from

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optimism to pessimism

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Anne can shake off her downcast feeling by

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writing

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The bad news that Anne relates is about all the following EXCEPT

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Miep's fiance Dirk

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The passing of time between Acts 1 and 2 is shown

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through Anne's diary entry

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Miep and Mr Kraler visit the secret Annex on New Year's Day

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to bring the occupants holiday gifts

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The occupants of the secre Annex are worried about Margot's cold because

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she might cough and make a noise

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The new problem that Mr. Krahler discusses is

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the possibility of a workman knows about the Secret Annex

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mr Dussel thinks that blackmail is being proposed by

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the theif who had broken in the warehouse earlier

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Annes flares up at her mother when Mrs. Frank

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admonishes Margot to count her blessings

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Anne's anger leads to a greater understanding between herself and

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Peter

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The only topic Anne can not discuss with her father is

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her mother

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the reason the rations are cut is that

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the suppliers of the ration books have been arrested

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Like in the secret Annex becomes still more anxious when the residents learn that Mr. Khraler has been

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hospitalized