Definitely dynamic. We see her changing attitudes, feelings, and behavior over the two years of her diary. She’s constantly in conflict with many of those around her.
Q. What are some character traits of Anne Frank?
She was courageous, empathetic, compassionate, and friendly. 35-45, Dutch, helps Miep with the responsibilities of feeding and hiding the occupants of the Annex, is an employee of Mr. Frank’s company, a trusted colleague and friend.
Table of Contents
- Q. What are some character traits of Anne Frank?
- Q. What kind of character is Mr Frank?
- Q. What has happened to Mouschi?
- Q. Who was PIM in Anne Frank?
- Q. What was Anne Frank’s nickname in school?
- Q. Why was Anne called Mrs Quack Quack?
- Q. Where will Mr Dussel sleep?
- Q. How old was Anne when she started writing in her diary?
- Q. What we can learn from Anne Frank?
- Q. How is Anne Frank relevant today?
- Q. How did Anne Frank influence others?
- Q. Why did Anne Frank keep a diary?
Q. What kind of character is Mr Frank?
In Anne’s eyes, Mr. Frank is one of the kindest, smartest, most gentle and thoughtful fathers imaginable. He almost always supports Anne and frequently takes her side during family arguments. He is generous, kind, and levelheaded, while the other adults in the annex can be stingy, harsh, and emotional.
Q. What has happened to Mouschi?
What happened to Mouschi? he got lost outside, and no one knew where he was. Why do they argue about what Miep has brought? Dussel wanted Miep to have one piece of cake too, since there were eight of them.
Q. Who was PIM in Anne Frank?
Otto Heinrich Frank
Q. What was Anne Frank’s nickname in school?
Mrs Quack – Quack
Q. Why was Anne called Mrs Quack Quack?
Hover for more information. Peter calls Anne “Mrs. Quack Quack” because she talks a lot. Anne and Peter get along well at times, but often clash.
Q. Where will Mr Dussel sleep?
Mr. Dussel sleeps behind a curtain in the common room.
Q. How old was Anne when she started writing in her diary?
15-year-old Anne looked very critically at the texts written by 13-year-old Anne. She gave to the texts written during the first six months in hiding an especially thorough going-over.
Q. What we can learn from Anne Frank?
When I read Anne Frank’s diary, I found that through her, I had learned a lesson that not only applied to me, but to everyone around me. Anne also learned (and taught) that you don’t need to be somewhere to experience it: she learned that imagination is more powerful than anyone could have possibly imagined.
Q. How is Anne Frank relevant today?
The profound relevance of Anne’s legacy today cannot be understated. People continue to connect with her. In many ways she is an ordinary teenager, writing about ordinary teenage things. The exhibition not only tells the story of Anne, but also stories of young people today.
Q. How did Anne Frank influence others?
She is an inspiration to all of us, kids, teenagers, and adults. Anne had such courage so influencing, that she encouraged people to remember the littlest things in life, and to appreciate what you have.
Q. Why did Anne Frank keep a diary?
Anne Frank received her diary as a gift on her thirteenth birthday in 1942. At first, it was her place to record observations about friends and school and her innermost thoughts.
