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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who doesn't believe that the big men, the capitalists, and the politicians are guilty of the war?
(a) Anne
(b) Mr. Frank
(c) Mr. Van Daan
(d) Dussel

2. What does Kraler bring with him on Mondays?
(a) A bag of candy
(b) A newspaper
(c) More ration tickets
(d) The Cinema and Theater

3. What does Mr. Frank lose on a bet with Mrs. Van Daan?
(a) 5 pounds of butter
(b) 5 pieces of bread
(c) 5 bottles of yogurt
(d) 5 pounds of sugar

4. What does Anne call Peter Wessel?
(a) My Petel
(b) My Special Bou
(c) My Petey
(d) My Pete

5. Who does Anne speak about in the beginning of her entry on March 31, 1944? Of what country does she speak?
(a) Mussolini and Italy
(b) Hiter and Germany
(c) Churchill and England
(d) Stalin and Russia

Short Answer Questions

1. Anne and Peter talk about whether or not to tell Mr. Frank. Who is chosen to talk to Mr. Frank about their relationship?

2. What would Mrs. Frank love to eat?

3. What does Peter think would be easier to be?

4. What has the Court forbidden from digging?

5. Who or what is Bosche?

Short Essay Questions

1. What was Bolkstein, an M.P., talking about on Dutch News from London?

2. What does Peter joke about that disturbs Anne? Why does this bother her?

3. What is smelling up the room on March 14, 1944? And what does Anne do to mask the scent?

4. Anne and Peter's relationship is starting to change. What are three things that Peter does that make him seem like he might like Anne more?

5. What other things besides her diary has Anne written?

6. What does Peter admire about Anne, and what prompts him to share this revelation with her?

7. Describe the scene with Bosche and Peter.

8. What makes Peter so upset that he almost cries?

9. What is the one thing that Anne desperately wants?

10. What is The Free Netherlands and what does this group do?

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