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Week of Sept. 10-14

Week of Sept. 10-14. Act I, Scene III. Monday, Sept. 10. Choose five of your vocabulary words and write sentences with them. . READ ACT I, SCENE 3. Tuesday, September 11. READING TIME. Wednesday, Sept. 12. Study your vocabulary words. Write drama vocabulary words in your notes.

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Week of Sept. 10-14

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  1. Week of Sept. 10-14 Act I, Scene III

  2. Monday, Sept. 10 • Choose five of your vocabulary words and write sentences with them.

  3. READ ACT I, SCENE 3

  4. Tuesday, September 11 READING TIME

  5. Wednesday, Sept. 12 • Study your vocabulary words. • Write drama vocabulary words in your notes.

  6. Drama Vocabulary • Monologue A long speech by a single character. • Act A major division of a play. There are two acts in The Diary of Anne Frank. • Antagonist A person or a situation that opposes another character’s goals or desires. • Character A personality or role an actor/actress re-creates. • Characterization The development and portrayal of a personality through thought, action, dialogue, costuming, and makeup. • Scene A short section of a play that usually marks changes of time and place. • Stage direction Notes included in a play, in addition to the dialogue, for the purpose of describing how something should be performed on stage.

  7. Thursday, Sept. 13 READING TIME

  8. Friday, Sept. 14 List the conflicts that have developed among the characters by the end of Scene 3. Why are these conflicts dangerous for the people in the Secret Annex? What other conflicts do you predict might arise? 

  9. Exit Slips

  10. Each member of the Van Daan family has a weakness. Choose a character, identify his / her weakness, prove it with evidence from the play, and predict how this weakness will affect the goal of the group.

  11. List the major conflicts so far developed in the play. Label these as internal or external. Connect one of these conflicts to the greater outside conflict, the reason for hiding in the first place. What connections, parallels, or ironies exist between the conflicts inside and the conflicts outside of the Annex?

  12. Do Anne and Peter seem to have typical teenage attitudes toward their families? • Go back to the text for examples to support your response. 

  13. Compare Mr. Frank’s and Mr. Van Daan’s reactions to the arrival of Albert Dussel. Which seems like the right way to respond? Why?

  14. Should Mr. Frank have consulted the other members of the Annex before inviting Mr. Dussel to live there? Why or Why not? Does he exhibit leadership skills when making this decision? How could this decision present a moral dilemma for him? How might it change his relationships with others in the Annex? ** respond in a well organized paragraph **

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