It makesthemapologetictowardseach other.The audience may beanxious about thefact that thetelephone ringingcould meansomething bad isabout to happen.Thechangesin herbodyThey have beenisolated, they arehungry, and theyare terrified theymay get caught.Mrs. Frankchangessuddenly whenshe catches Mr.Van Daanstealing bread.He is ashamed oftheir behavior andwould beembarrassed ifshe saw themfighting.Mrs. Frank isgentle andpolite, whileAnne is directand outspoken.Mrs. Van Daanis emotional,jealous, overdramatic andsheexaggerates.Everyone ishungry andthere is verylittle food.When thepolicearrive atthe annex.IdiomAnne feelsher momdoesn'tunderstandher.We know thatwhen Peter andAnne get out ofthe annex, theywill not survive.The Nazissaid theycould onlytakeclothing.To releasebottled upemotionsHe means thattheir fightingwith oneanother is self-destructive.Mr. VanDaan stealsfood twice inthe play.Shewants tostop livingin fear.Anne andPeterbecause theyhave bothmaturedMetaphor“Don't take thesmall things in lifefor granted becauseyou never knowwhen they willsuddenly be takenaway.”Anne isoptimistic,encouraging,andcourageous.A scenefull of loudnoise andchaos.We know thatpeace will notcome at all. 1944will lead to theirdiscovery instead.It makesthemapologetictowardseach other.The audience may beanxious about thefact that thetelephone ringingcould meansomething bad isabout to happen.Thechangesin herbodyThey have beenisolated, they arehungry, and theyare terrified theymay get caught.Mrs. Frankchangessuddenly whenshe catches Mr.Van Daanstealing bread.He is ashamed oftheir behavior andwould beembarrassed ifshe saw themfighting.Mrs. Frank isgentle andpolite, whileAnne is directand outspoken.Mrs. Van Daanis emotional,jealous, overdramatic andsheexaggerates.Everyone ishungry andthere is verylittle food.When thepolicearrive atthe annex.IdiomAnne feelsher momdoesn'tunderstandher.We know thatwhen Peter andAnne get out ofthe annex, theywill not survive.The Nazissaid theycould onlytakeclothing.To releasebottled upemotionsHe means thattheir fightingwith oneanother is self-destructive.Mr. VanDaan stealsfood twice inthe play.Shewants tostop livingin fear.Anne andPeterbecause theyhave bothmaturedMetaphor“Don't take thesmall things in lifefor granted becauseyou never knowwhen they willsuddenly be takenaway.”Anne isoptimistic,encouraging,andcourageous.A scenefull of loudnoise andchaos.We know thatpeace will notcome at all. 1944will lead to theirdiscovery instead.

"The Diary of Anne Frank" Act II Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. It makes them apologetic towards each other.
  2. The audience may be anxious about the fact that the telephone ringing could mean something bad is about to happen.
  3. The changes in her body
  4. They have been isolated, they are hungry, and they are terrified they may get caught.
  5. Mrs. Frank changes suddenly when she catches Mr. Van Daan stealing bread.
  6. He is ashamed of their behavior and would be embarrassed if she saw them fighting.
  7. Mrs. Frank is gentle and polite, while Anne is direct and outspoken.
  8. Mrs. Van Daan is emotional, jealous, over dramatic and she exaggerates.
  9. Everyone is hungry and there is very little food.
  10. When the police arrive at the annex.
  11. Idiom
  12. Anne feels her mom doesn't understand her.
  13. We know that when Peter and Anne get out of the annex, they will not survive.
  14. The Nazis said they could only take clothing.
  15. To release bottled up emotions
  16. He means that their fighting with one another is self-destructive.
  17. Mr. Van Daan steals food twice in the play.
  18. She wants to stop living in fear.
  19. Anne and Peter because they have both matured
  20. Metaphor
  21. “Don't take the small things in life for granted because you never know when they will suddenly be taken away.”
  22. Anne is optimistic, encouraging, and courageous.
  23. A scene full of loud noise and chaos.
  24. We know that peace will not come at all. 1944 will lead to their discovery instead.