From the Diary of Anne Frank – Quiz Class 10th

 

From the Diary of Anne Frank – Quiz

Class 10 English | 15 Multiple-Choice Questions
Choose the correct answer for each question.

1. Who was Anne Frank?
2. Who gave Anne her diary?
3. How old was Anne when she received her diary?
4. What name did Anne give to her diary?
5. Why did Anne decide to write in a diary?
6. What did Anne believe about paper?
7. What were Anne's classmates worried about?
8. Which subject made Anne feel less confident?
9. Who was Mr Keesing?
10. Why did Mr Keesing give Anne extra homework?
11. What was the title of Anne's first punishment essay?
12. From whom did Anne say she inherited her talkative habit?
13. What was the title of Anne's second punishment essay?
14. Who helped Anne with her third writing assignment?
15. How did Mr Keesing react to Anne's third assignment?

Total Questions: 15 | Each Question: 1 Mark | Total Marks: 15

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