Anne Frank & The Holocaust

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3. History & Background $100 • In this stage of the Holocaust they used fake “science” and the census to identify the Jews. They also were required to wear the Star of David on their clothing. • H&B 100

4. History & Background $100 • Definition • Anne Frank & The Holocaust

5. History & Background $200 • This, the second stage of the Holocaust, means to take away. • H&B 200

6. History & Background $200 • Expropriation Anne Frank & The Holocaust

7. History & Background $300 • I fulfilled Anne’s dream of becoming a writer when I had Anne’s diary published after reading it myself and some convincing from my friends. • H&B $300

8. History & Background $300 • Otto Frank Anne Frank & The Holocaust

9. History & Background $400 • In this stage of the Holocaust, Jews were not allowed to attend public school, were not allowed to travel, and were placed in camps and ghettos. • H&B 400

10. History & Background $400 • Concentration Anne Frank & The Holocaust

11. History & Background $500 • Why did the Frank family have to go into hiding on July 6, 1942? • H&B 500

12. History & Background $500 • Margot Frank had received a “call-up” notice that required her to report to a labor camp the next day. Anne Frank & The Holocaust

13. Literary Elements $100 • To begin at one point and time in a plot and to return earlier in the plot • Lit 100

14. Literary Elements $100 • flashback Anne Frank & The Holocaust

15. Literary Elements $200 • Something that stands for or represents something other than itself. • Lit200

16. Literary Elements $200 • Symbol • Anne Frank & The Holocaust

17. Literary Elements $300 • A piece of literature written by the person who has experienced it and focuses on a specific time or event in the writer’s life. • Lit300

18. Literary Elements $300 • Memoir • Anne Frank & The Holocaust

19. Literary Elements $400 • The character’s speech to the audience that reveal his/her thoughts or opinions to the audience. • Lit400

20. Literary Elements $400 • Monologue • Anne Frank & The Holocaust

21. Literary Elements $500 • This is the month & year that the play begins, but then it flashes back to this date. • Lit500

22. Literary Elements $500 • November 1945 flashes back to July 1942. • Anne Frank & The Holocaust

23. Vocabulary $100 • To be freed • Voc100

24. Vocabulary $100 • liberated Anne Frank & The Holocaust

25. Vocabulary $200 • Relaxed controlled dignity; confidence • Wild disorder; excitement; chaos • Voc200

26. Vocabulary $200 • Poise • Frenzy or pandemonium Anne Frank & The Holocaust

27. Vocabulary $300 • Annoying or irritating • Secretly or sneaky manner • FEAR of what may happen • voc300

28. Vocabulary $300 • Aggravating • Stealthily • Apprehension • Anne Frank & The Holocaust

29. Vocabulary $400 • Dignified anger in response to insult or injury • Excitement; chaos • Disgusting • Instinct • Vocab400

30. Vocabulary $400 • Indignantly • Frenzy/pandemonium • Vile • Intuition Anne Frank & The Holocaust

31. Vocabulary $500 • Easily seen or apparent • WORRY that something bad may happen • Extreme hatred • Displeased; angered; frustrated • Calm, relaxed; quiet • Voc500

32. Vocabulary $500 • Conspicuous • Foreboding • Loathe • Disgruntled • Subdued • Anne Frank & The Holocaust

33. Anne Frank $100 • The play begins in this year and flashed back to this year. • AF100

34. Anne Frank $100 • 1945 flashes back to 1942 • Anne Frank & The Holocaust

35. Anne Frank $200 • All of the characters in the play live in the Secret Annex EXCEPT…. • AF200

36. Anne Frank $200 • Miep & Mr. Kraler • Anne Frank & The Holocaust

37. Anne Frank $300 • Why did Mr. Frank invite the Van Daans to stay in the Secret Annex? • How did Mr. Dussel end up staying in hiding with them? • AF$300

38. Anne Frank $300 • Mr. Van Daan had helped Mr. Frank when he first came to Holland. • Mr. Dussel was Miep’s boyfriend’s dentist. • Anne Frank & The Holocaust

39. Anne Frank $400 • Mr. Frank finds these items in the annex after the war. • They remind him of these two events. AF400

40. Anne Frank $400 • A glove and a scarf • They remind him of Hanukkah & Peter’s date with Anne. • Anne Frank & The Holocaust

41. Anne Frank $500 • Mr. Frank says this because he cannot believe that Anne had faith in humanity, when he did not. • AF500

42. Anne Frank $500 • “She puts me to shame.” • Anne Frank & The Holocaust

43. Grab Bag $100 • Hints or clues about future events in the plot • GB100

44. Grab Bag $100 • Foreshadowing • Anne Frank & The Holocaust

45. Grab Bag $200 • When Peter rips off his Star of David, the imprint remains. This is an example of __________? • GB 100

46. Grab Bag $200 • Symbolism • Anne Frank & The Holocaust

47. Grab Bag $300 • What are the Van Daans’ bad habits? • AF300

48. Grab Bag $300 • Mr. Van Daan smokes • Mrs. Van Daan is materialistic. • Anne Frank & The Holocaust

49. Grab Bag $400 • What upsets Mrs. Frank so much that she wants the Van Daan’s to leave? • GB400

50. Grab Bag $400 • They catch Mr. Van Daan stealing. • Anne Frank & The Holocaust