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English, 27.11.2021 01:10 tierrag81

What does Mr. Frank’s conversation about Anne reveal about him? A. Living in the attic has made him scared to leave the house.
B. Anne does not listen when he gives her directions, and he is tired of it.
C. His main concern is the safety of the family.
D. Anne needs to make sure she keeps all her things upstairs with the family.

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