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5. Act I Act II Elements of Drama CharactersPotpouri 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Vocabulary

6. The time period for Act I, Scene I

7. November, 1945

8. The reason why Anne gets into more trouble than Margot.

9. Margot is quiet, while Anne expresses her opinions.

10. This is how Peter felt about Anne in the first part of the play.

11. Talkative and immature

12. The reason why Anne gives Hannukkah presents to everyone.

13. She wants to give the others happiness or pleasure.

14. Mr. Frank shows to be this type of person after the lampshade crash.

15. A logical thinker; he thinks things through

16. The time period for Act II, Scene 5

17. November, 1945

18. The first event that happens in Act II, Scene 1

19. They celebrate the new year with Miep and Mr. Kraler.

20. Miep brought news of this event.

21. D-Day---the invasion of Normandy

22. The reason the mood of Mrs. Frank and Mr. VanDaan change after the news of D- Day.

23. They feel relieved and ashamed for having quarreled.

24. The reason Mrs. Frank accuses Mr. VanDaan for being a poor father.

25. He steals bread while his own son goes hungry.

26. Provided accurate news during the war

27. BBC--British Broadcasting Corporation

28. vitality; livliness

29. animation

30. Mrs. Frank felt deep ______ after she accused Mr. VanDaan of stealing food.

31. remorse

32. Anne was very _____ in her emotions, happy one day, upset the next.

33. mercurial

34. The day that the Allies landed on the shores of Normandy is called this.

35. D-Day

36. This event marks the play's climax.

37. The police arrive at the annex.

38. Conflict can be defined as…

39. a struggle between a character & and opposing character or force

40. The part of the play is not associated with the flashback (Act I, Scene 1)

41. details of Anne's life before the war broke out

42. Most plays are about…

43. Changes in the characters and their relationships

44. The four basic dramatic principles

45. conflict, complications, climax, and resolution

46. This person was discovered stealing bread

47. Mr. VanDaan

48. This person was sometimes called "Pim."

49. Mr. Frank

50. This person claimed to have never heard grownups quarrel before.

51. Anne Frank

52. This person brought news of the invasion.

53. Miep Gies

54. This person told Peter someone probably had a nice big dinner of Mouschi.

55. Mr. Dussel

56. Definition of Hanukkah

57. 8 day Jewish holiday

58. The conflict between Anne and herself

59. The mean Anne on the outside and the sweet Anne on the inside.

60. Anne experiences conflict with everyone but these three people.

61. Mr. Frank, Miep, and Mr. Kraler

62. Anne considers herself a coward is dramatic irony because...

63. The reader knows the truth about Anne's fate and her bravery.

64. The meaning behind Mr. Frank's words when he says that Anne "puts me to shame"

65. He believes his daughter's faith in humanity far exceeds his own.

66. Make your wager

67. The crisis is a situation of danger or difficulty that…

68. Places at risk something of great value to the character