3. What does Peter say he hates most about being in hiding?
(a) The waiting.
(b) The uncertainty.
(c) The fighting.
(d) The isolation.

4. What does Margot tell Anne she is jealous of?
(a) Anne's hope and innocence.
(b) Anne's reason to get up in the morning.
(c) Anne's friendship with Peter.
(d) Anne's youth.

5. What month does the last scene in the play take place?
(a) December.
(b) October.
(c) November.
(d) September.

6. Which of the following is NOT present in the last scene of the play?
(a) Mr. Frank.
(b) Miep.
(c) Mr. Dussel.
(d) Mr. Kraler.

7. Where do Anne and Peter have their visits together?
(a) The den.
(b) Anne's room.
(c) Peter's room.
(d) The bathroom.

8. What does Anne smell on Miep's coat at the beginning of Act 2?
(a) Gun powder.
(b) Wind.
(c) Salt.
(d) Beef.

9. How does Anne view her life in the grand scheme of things?
(a) One minute in the great pattern.
(b) A piece of the armor.
(c) A small building block in the mansion.
(d) A stitch in the tapestry.

10. Who gives the person caught stealing food money to find a new hiding place?
(a) Margot.
(b) Mrs. Frank.
(c) Mr. Frank.
(d) Mr. Dussel.

11. Who tells the police where the hiding place is?
(a) The secretary.
(b) Mrs. Kraler.
(c) A worker.
(d) The thief.

12. What does the person who is most upset about the food theft want to have happen to the food thief?
(a) A written apology and confession to Miep.
(b) Thrown out of the apartment.
(c) Monetary payment for the stolen food.
(d) A vow to never do it again.

13. Who makes the dramatic statement that they will all die in the hiding place?
(a) Mr. Van Daan.
(b) Margot.
(c) Mrs. Van Daan.
(d) Mrs. Frank.

14. Why does Mrs. Frank tell Margot she is lucky?
(a) She is not expected to work.
(b) She has faith.
(c) She is not dead.
(d) She has her family.

15. What does Peter beg of Anne as she leaves their visit after talking about kissing?
(a) To let him kiss her.
(b) To live her dreams.
(c) To stay happy.
(d) To visit again.