Comprehension
This item was intentionally left behind in the annex.
Enchanted Book
Anne's internal motivation to spend time with this person is that he understands her.
Nick Eh 30
What is the tense of the verb in the following sentence?
We came to bring you New Year's greetings.
future participle (will comes )
stiff and unbending
Taylor Albright
Margot, tell me, am I terribly ugly?
Who is Kamala Harris?
The location of the invasion by American and British troops.
The Nether
Mrs. Van Daan's motivation to keep this object is that it is a reminder of the carefree life she had before the war.
Netherite Ingot
What is the tense of the verb in the following sentence?
Margot is sleeping on a mattress on the floor.
mattressing (future past)
a fearful feeling about what will happen next
rigid
Jimmy! Jimmy! Come quick!
Who is Mr. Kahler?
This character ended up in the hospital with ulcers.
Logan Siegel
Mr. Kraler has internal motivation of protecting the residents of the annex when he tells Mr. Frank about this person.
What is the tense of the verb in the following sentence?
Mr. Dussel asked to be left alone.
horse in yard
demanding that something should happen
mounting
Sometimes I wish the end would come...whatever it is.
Who is Carl?
The name of the concentration camp where all of the male residents of the annex were taken first.
Dream SMP
This character had internal and external motivation to make sure the potatoes were divided equally after Mr. Van Daan was caught stealing the bread.
What is the tense of the verb in the following sentence?
Mrs. Van Daan has asked for her coat.
will asking (present participle)
the ability to see the truth of something immediately without reasoning
intrusive thoughts
Did you hear that, everybody? Did you hear what I said? The invasion has begun! The invasion!
Who is the thief?
The name of the concentration camp where all of the female residents of the annex were taken first.
Lifesteal SMP
This character has an internal motivation to help the residents of the annex, even though it could be putting her life in danger.
Camman18
What is the past participle of the verb choose?
choosed
increasing gradually, building up
rise over run
For the past two years we have lived in fear. Now we can live in hope.
Who is Dave McCormick?