English, 13.04.2020 22:33 raquelle66

2. Read the opening line of dialogue from Anne Frank and Me:
(1 point)
"Right now we are in Westerbork, in Holland. Earlier today they opened the door and shoved
more people into our car... I think it is the 3rd of September, 1944...
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How does this line contribute to the meaning of Anne Frank and Me?
It establishes the time and place of the action.
It describes the attitude of the main character.
It demonstrates that the play is a tragedy.
It explains the external conflict.

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2. Read the opening line of dialogue from Anne Frank and Me:
(1 point)
"Right now we are...