Unit Test Answers

Read this excerpt from Anne Frank Remembered.At that moment, a German man followed Koophuis, and I heard him say in German, "Turn the keys over to the young lady." Then the man returned to Kraler's office.Koophuis came to me, handed me the keys, and said, "Miep, see to it that you stay out of this."I shook my head.Jo Koophuis' eyes burned into mine. "No. See to it that you stay out of this. It's up to you to save what can be saved here. It's in your hands."Then, before I could do anything but absorb his words, he squeezed my hand, then returned to Kraler's office, shutting the door behind him.How does Miep build suspense in this passage?

Read this excerpt from Anne Frank Remembered.Quickly, we gathered up handfuls of pages in Anne's scrawling handwriting. My heart beat in fear that the Austrian would return and catch us among the now-captured "Jewish possessions." Henk had gathered up books in his arms, including the library books and Dr. Dussel's Spanish books. He was giving me a look to hurry. Van Matto was standing uncomfortably by the doorway. My arms and Elli's arms were filled with papers. Henk started down the stairs. Quickly, Van Matto hurried after him. Elli followed too, looking very young and very scared. I was the last, with the key in my hand.How does Miep build suspense in this passage?

Read this excerpt from Anne Frank Remembered.That day I walked to Gestapo headquarters. The red-and-black swastika flew from the flagpole. Uniformed Germans were everywhere. It was a well-known fact that people who entered this building did not always leave it again. I entered the building and inquired of the soldiers on guard where this Austrian had his office.I was told which office, and went directly there.Which theme can be inferred from this excerpt?

Read this excerpt from Anne Frank Remembered.People in the office asked to see Anne's diary. My answer was always "No. It's not right. Even though it's the writings of a child, it's hers and it's her secret. I'll only return it back into her hands, and her hands alone."I was haunted by the fact that some more of Anne's pages remained cast around on the floor in the hiding place. I was afraid to go back up there, as Silberbauer had already checked on me several times. He'd just pop his head in, saying, "I'm just making sure you haven't gone." I said nothing by way of reply. He'd seen what he wanted, that I hadn't gone anywhere. He'd turn and leave.I was afraid to go behind the bookcase again. It was very hard for me to look at the rooms with the people gone. I couldn't face going back upstairs.Which line from the passage supports the theme "People’s possessions deserve respect”?

Which detail from The Diary of Anne Frank best supports the theme that peace is often not appreciated until it has been lost?

In The Diary of Anne Frank, which conflict supports the theme that wartime often brings out the worst in people?

In The Diary of Anne Frank, which conflict supports the theme that bravery often comes at great personal cost?

One theme found in The Diary of Anne Frank, is the importance of having someone to listen to one’s feelings. Which example from the play best illustrates this theme?