Theme and Conflict in The Diary of Anne Frank Answers

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Which of these statements from The Diary of Anne Frank reflects a conflict between two characters?

A
Mrs. Van Daan: No! No! No! Don’t you dare take that! You hear? It’s mine!
B
Miep: It’s terribly difficult to get them, Mr. Van Daan. But I’ll try. Good-bye.
C
Mr. Van Daan: I left Margot out. I take it for granted Margot won’t eat. . . .
D
Peter: I suppose you miss your friends and all.
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Which of these best states a theme of The Diary of Anne Frank?

A
Pride can often get in the way of people doing what they know is right.
B
Those hiding in the annex do not appreciate peace until it has been taken.
C
Bravery can come in many different forms and at great personal cost.
D
Anne finds comfort and support from the others hiding in the annex with her.
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Which of these sentences from The Diary of Anne Frank reflects a conflict between a character and self?

A
Anne’s Voice: We are all a little thinner. The Van Daans’ “discussions” are as violent as ever.
B
Miep: I’m sorry, Peter. I asked everyone in the neighborhood had they seen a gray cat. But they said no.
C
Mr. Kraler: I said I had to think about it. What shall I do? Pay him the money? . . . Take a chance on firing him . . . or what? I don’t know.
D
Mrs. Van Daan: (Hurrying to Mr. Kraler) There’s the telephone! What does that mean, the telephone ringing on a holiday?
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In The Diary of Anne Frank, the conflict between Peter and Mr. Dussel about Mr. Dussel’s unkind words to Peter’s mother supports the theme that

A
wartime often brings out the worst in people.
B
children always tend to defend their parents.
C
difficult times tend to tear friendships apart.
D
people are not always as they appear to be.
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Which of these best states a theme of The Diary of Anne Frank?

A
Miep and Mr. Kraler risk their own lives to bring cake to those in the annex.
B
Challenging times can often bring out both the best and worst in people.
C
Peter and Anne become closer friends through the experience they share.
D
It is always better to be truthful than it is to purposely deceive someone.
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Which event from The Diary of Anne Frank best supports the theme that wartime can often bring out the worst in people?

A
Mr. Frank makes some unnecessarily cruel comments about Peter’s cat.
B
The man in the storeroom is willing to trade people’s safety for money.
C
Mrs. Van Daan refuses to sell her coat, because she looks beautiful in it.
D
Miep and Mr. Kraler only come to the annex when it is absolutely necessary.
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Which detail from this passage of The Diary of Anne Frank best supports the theme that sharing a difficult experience can sometimes strengthen a friendship?

A
Anne and Peter become close friends during the time they hide in the annex.
B
Peter is supportive of his mother and believes that he must protect her feelings.
C
Margot is very protective of Anne and believes that she must always support her.
D
Mrs. Van Daan and Mrs. Frank become very close and confide in one another.
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In The Diary of Anne Frank, the conflict between Anne and her mother results in a discussion that brings Anne and Peter closer. This event most supports the theme that

A
friendships are often put to the test during difficult times.
B
sharing a difficult experience can strengthen a friendship.
C
friends are often found in the most unexpected places.
D
true friends often bring out the best in each of us.

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