In Diary of Anne Frank 1. What is the date of the first diary entry?

2. What is Anne’s birthday? How old is she?

3. What did Anne receive for her birthday?

4. What did she plan to do with her birthday money?

5. Who was Lies? 6. What does Anne call her diary?

7. In May 1940 what happened to the Jewish population of Amsterdam?

8. What was Anne forced to do in Mr. Keptor’s math class?

9. What kind of personality does Anne have?

10. Who is Margot? How old is she?

11. What incident causes the Franks to go into hiding?

12. Which people working for Mr. Frank knew about the Secret Annexe?

13. Describe the building in which the Secret Annexe is located.

14. What is the Westertoren?

15. What is wrong with Margot’s health?

16. When did the Van Daans arrive at the Secret Annexe?

17. Who is Peter? Describe his personality.

18. What is the W. C.?

19. How do Anne and Mrs. Van Daan get along?

20. What is Anne’s nickname for her father?

21. What are the bathing arrangements for the people of the Annexe?

 1. Sunday, 14 June, 1942. [pg 1]

               2. Friday, June 12, 1942 an she is 13. [pg 1]

               3. ...

               4. To buy Myths of Greece an Rome __ Grand. [pg 1]

               5. Anne Frank's best friend. [pg 2]

               6. She called it Kitty. [pg 5]

               7. They had to were yellow stars. [pg 4]

               8. She had to write something. [pg 6]

               9. She is courageous. [pg ]

              10. She is Anne's sister an she is 16. [pg 3]

              11. Because they had called Margot.

              12. The Van Danns [pg 13]

              13. A small somewhat dark second office. [pg 17]

              14. ...

Explanation: That's all I got

dickinson punctuation and lines in her poems to establish a rhythm. each reader will naturally find themselves reading the poem in the same way. she uses the repeating question marks and exclamation points to convey the passion in her words. shelley uses punctuation to paint a picture in the reader's mind. for example, the ellipses after "stand in the dessert" evoke a silence, as it would feel in a deserted, old place.