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1. Who was Anne Frank?
A: She was a thirteen-year-old Jewish girl with big dreams who believed that all people are good.
B: She was a famous teenage girl who wanted people to be thankful.
C: She was a fifteen-year-old British girl with big dreams who wanted to become famous..
D: She was a happy thirteen-year-old Jewish girl who enjoyed her life.
What did she think about people?
A: She believed that all people are good and she wanted them to be famous.
B: She wanted people to be rich and happy.
C: She believed that all people are good and she wanted them to be happy.
D: She admired talented people.
What did she write in her diary?
A: She wrote about her feelings and described the events of her tragic life.
B: She wrote nothing about what was happening to her and her family.
C: She wrote about people from all over the world.
D: She wrote about simple people and described the events of their tragic life.
Why did she start to write in her diary when the Nazis invaded the Netherlands?
A: Because she wanted to become famouse.
B: Because she liked to write about everything.
C: Because this helped her pass her time
D: Because the police discovered the hiding place.
Why is Anne’s diary very important?
A: It tells us to be intelligent.
B: It helps us understand that all are equal and that discrimination and racism are dangerous.
C: It costs us nothing to make ourselves happy.
D: It shows how famous people need to be happy.
What phrase did she use to persuade us to be generous?
A: ‘Everyone has ever become poor by giving.’
B: 'It costs us a lot to make others happy.'
C: ‘Laziness may appear attractive, but hard work gives satisfaction.’
D: 'Little people need to be poor.'
What does her diary teach us?
A: To be good, generous and hard working.
B: To be selfish and lazy.
C: To be good, famous and intelligent.
D: To be good, generous and rich.