Question

from the diary of anne frank throw a light on teacher student relationship, class atmosphere and discipline

Answer 1

The diary of Anne Frank was written by Anne Frank when she went into hiding with her family during the Nazi occupation in the Netherlands.

Explanation:

• During the period of hiding, she wrote about her views on war, feelings of loneliness, and frustration.
• Mr Keesing, math teacher, annoyed with Anne because she talked too much. After several hints, he gave her extra homework.
• He assigned her with an essay called A Chatterbox, then with An Incorrigible Chatterbox because she could not stop talking in class. These essays were quite humorous to her teacher because he had a good laugh at her thoughts.
• However, when he’d finally had enough, he told her to write again an essay entitled Quack, Quack, Quack, Said Mistress Chatterbox’.
• She was capable of writing essays and poems to Mr Keesing.
• It also proofs her fearlessness, sharp thinking, creativity, and humorous way to deal with her strict teacher.

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