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Question 1.1. What is Anne's overwhelming mood during the second half of 1943? (Points : 2) cheerful depressed hopeful

Question 2.2. Anne describes the annex as a 'little piece of blue heaven' surrounded by what? (Points : 2) heavy rain clouds the canal a vacuum

Question 3.3. Anne has upsetting dreams and visions of a school friend. Which one? (Points : 2) Jopie de Waal Miep de Jong Lies Goosen

Question 4.4. What do the dreams and visions remind Anne? (Points : 2) She is very lucky to be safe as many are not. She forgot something at her friend's house. She is not able to go to school anymore.

Question 5.5. What quality does Anne wish her mother possessed? (Points : 2) kindness the ability to be "motherly" humor

Question 6.6. When Anne begins to think about a boy friend, someone in turn drives her to think about Peter van Daan. Who? (Points : 2) Peter Wessel Miep de Jong Harry Goldberg

Question 7.7. What does Anne want to be when she grows up? (Points : 2) a doctor a lawyer a writer

Question 8.8. After the war, Anne wants to publish a book called (Points : 2) The Secret Annex. The Life of a Young Girl. A Dream about War.

Question 9.9. Peter talks to Anne about the male sex organs. How? (Points : 2) drawing diagrams using a book using the cat

Question 10.10. What war event is everyone in the annex eagerly waiting for? (Points : 2) the Dutch surrender the invasion the German bombing

Question 11.11. How does Peter feel about being Jewish? (Points : 2) He would rather not be Jewish. He is proud to be Jewish. He likes being Jewish but also likes Christmas.

Question 12.12. What trait does Anne think Peter is lacking? (Points : 2) virtue patience character

Question 13.13. Where do Anne and Peter visit? (Points : 2) in Anne's room in the attic in the kitchen

Question 14.14. How does Mrs. Van Daan feel about the budding friendship between Anne and Peter? (Points : 2) jealous happy concerned

Question 15.15. Who warns Anne away from Peter? (Points : 2) Mr. Van Daan Margot her father

Question 16.16. Something starts happening in the building with alarming frequency. What? (Points : 2) burglaries fights between workers accidents

Question 17.17. What food becomes almost impossible for the annex residents (and most of the Dutch) to obtain? (Points : 2) fresh vegetables meat potatoes

Question 18.18. What does Anne receive, from Peter, for the first time in her life? (Points : 2) a love letter a kiss a bracelet

Question 19.19. On Sunday evenings, the whole annex takes place in this activity (Points : 2) watching television meal preparation listening to the radio

Question 20.20. Anne writes with sadness that anti-Semitism is growing among (Points : 2) the Dutch the Polish the British

Question 21.21. When does the invasion begin? (Points : 2) April 30, 1942 June 6, 1944 August 2, 1945

Question 22.22. Towards the end of Anne's diary, her entries stop being about her relationship with Peter and focuses more on what? (Points : 2) the burglaries in the house the food shortage the war

Question 23.23. Who is arrested along with the annex residents? (Points : 2) Mr. Koophius and Mr. Kraler Miep and Elli Miep and Mr. Kraler

Question 24.24. Who does Anne meet at the concentration camp? (Points : 2) Lies Goosen Peter Wessel her grandmother

Question 25.25. Who is the only surviving member of the Frank family? (Points : 2) Margot Frank Anne Frank Otto Frank

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