Question

Q2. 'Anne was indeed an affectionate girl'. Cite two instances from the chapter that prove this.​

Answer 1

Anne was indeed an affectionate girl. The events that she used to write in her diary portrayed her as both intelligent and affectionate.

• The questions have been asked from the story From the diary of Anne Frank by Anne Frank.
• Anne was 13 but for her age, her diary shows she was mature. She wanted to write a diary as she felt that paper had more patience than humans. Only a smart girl can think that profoundly and prudently.
• She also proved the importance of speaking; as inherited, she protected her habit. She finally wrote a fine poem and turned her teacher's joke.
• The diary of Anne Frank also described the teacher-student relationship. It was described in Mr. Keesing and Anne Frank actions in a healthy and funny manner.
• Such a healthy and affectionate relationship is required in every class for effective teaching and learning.