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Anne Frank

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Describe the setting of the novel Amsterdam, Germany
What is the genre? autobiography
What is Anne's purpose behind writing in the diary? She has always loved writing.
How old is Anne? What is her birthday? 15; June 12, 1929
How did Anne get the diary? on her 13th birthday
Who is Kitty? the diary
Describe some of the restrictions for Jewish people during this time period. couldn't have cars, can't go to public events and couldn't be out at night
What motivated the family to go into hiding early? Margot was being called up in concentration camps
What is ironic about the country where the Franks used to live? Anne is immature with her relationship
What is the main conflict of the novel? They are hiding.
Describe Mrs. Van Daan's personality. Is she similar to or very different from Mrs. Frank? introspective and creative; different
Describe Anne's relationship with her mother. Is it good or bad? Why? bad; she wants her to be more affective
Explain how the door to the attic is hidden. behind the reading bookcase
How does Anne feel about Peter? She admires him.
Why do people think the family is in Zeeland? Mr. Frank sent a letter there and then back.
Who are the two optimists of the group? Edith & Otto Frank
Why does Anne resent Margot? She thinks that her parents like her more.
Describe the relationship between Mrs. Van Daan and Anne. She criticizes her and Anne is not afraid to fight back.
What profession does Margot want to purse? teacher
What did Anne reveal about the Jewish people who did not go into hiding? were put under strict rules
Why are the Franks no longer considered German? because they were in another country
Describe the relationship between Mr. Frank and Anne. he tries to lighten the mood with her
Why was it unfair for Peter to bring his cat? it will make noise
What is the profession of the new occupant? Dentist
What part of the plot is going on now? rising action
Axis Power Countries Germany, Japan, Italy
Allied Power Countries US, SU, Europe
Ambitions of Adolf Hitler that led directly to WWII? He wanted to set up a Third Reich to rule the world. He wanted to get rid of the Jews and wanted complete power over them.
Explain how the D-Day invasions led to the end of WWII. Allies were able to get a better foothold in occupied France. German forces started to get overwhelmed.
Infer why the US did not enter WWII until the bombing of Pearl Harbor. It wasn't our part of the world and we had not part of it until Japan attacked.
Explain why bombing of Japan by the US led to the end of WWII in Asia. Because they didn't want to get bombed; they were afraid
Created by: aworsley
 

 



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