Question

In which city were Anne and Margot sent to live with their grandmother? *

1 point

A) Berlin

B) Aachen

C) Munich

D) Bonn

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Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer to the given question is Option(B)Aachen.

Explanation:

Anne and Margot were sent to Aachen to live with their grandmother.

• The given question is from the chapter “From the Diary of Anne Frank”. It is an extract from the diary of a 13-year-old girl Anne.
• Anne's father went to Holland in the year 1933.
• Later, after some days her mother also went to live with her father.
• Anne and her sister Margot were very small, so their parents didn't want to leave the children alone.
• They both were young to be left alone, so they were sent to their grandmother in Aachen.
• Anne revealed by herself that she loved her grandmother a lot and she used to think about her often.
• On one of her birthdays, she lit one extra candle for her grandmother in the year 1942. This shows her affectionate nature for her grandmother.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer is : (B) Aachen.

Anne and Margot were sent to Aachen to live with their grandmother.

Explanation:

• 1929 saw the birth of Anne Frank in Frankfurt am Main of Germany. Furthermore, Margot, Anne's sister, was three years older than her.
• In Germany, when unemployment was high and poverty was severe, this was the time when Adolf Hitler and his party were gaining momentum.
• The grandmother, Edith's mother, invited Anne and Margot to visit with her in Aachen, in western Germany. Occasionally, Edith travelled to Amsterdam to hunt for a new home for the family.
• The memories of Anne's maternal grandmother, who passed away from illness not long before going into hiding, haunts and solaces her.
• Anne's dreams of her grandmother give her hope and courage as her captivity goes on.
• She starts to think of her grandma as a guardian angel, a source of hope at a difficult and depressing time.

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