Characters
Anne's age when she enters the attic.
What is 13
Character who Anne loves best.
Who is Mr. Frank?
Event that caused the US to enter WWII?
What is the bombing of Pearl Harbor
What is the definition of the word "extravagant"
spending, costing, or using more than is required
Reason Dussel does not like Mouschi.
What is a cat allergy?
The occupation of Mr. Dussel.
What is a dentist?
What does Anne do with Mrs. Van Daan's fur coat?
What is she accidentally split milk on it
Number of Jews killed in the Holocaust
What is 6 million?
What does the word "intolerable" mean?
What is unable to be endured; unbearable
Reason Mr. Frank invited the Van Daans to hide with them.
What is Mr. Van Daan helped him when his family entered the country?
The names of the 2 employees of Mr. Frank that are helping the family hideout.
Who are Kraler and Miep
Character who resents Anne's teasing and feels she is too talkative.
Who is Peter?
The name of the largest concentration camp in which the most people died.
What is Auschwitz?
What does the word "threadbare" mean
What is shabby, old and worn ?
The city that is the setting for the play.
What is Amsterdam
The nickname Peter calls Anne to tease her.
What is "Mrs. Quack Quack"?
Reasons Anne gives for believing her mother loves her less than Margot.
What is "Margot is smarter and does things right"?
What were the two opposing sides during WWII
What are the axis and allie powers
What does "vile" mean?
What is extremely unpleasant
Mrs. Van Daan's most prized possession.
What is her fur coat?
The names of ALL characters who are hiding in the annex.
Who are Mr. & Mrs. Frank, Margot, Anne, Mr. & Mrs. VanDaan, Peter & Mr. Dussel
The 5 gifts that Anne gives for Hannukah?
What are scarf (Mr. Frank), crossword puzzle (Margot), 10 hours of service (Mrs. Frank), cigar (Mr. VanDaan), shampoo (Mrs. VanDaan), razor (Peter), and ear plugs (Mr. Dussel)?
The three countries that made up the Axis powers during WWII.
Who are Germany, Japan, and Italy?
What does the word "ostentatious" mean?
What is showy, pretentious
What is "Dirk"