I loved this book but my homework askes me a question that Im not quite sure on ---- Otto Frank is best described as:
A. friendly, generous, and agreeable.
B. detached, reserved, and emotionless.
C. quiet, naïve, and passive.
D. loud, brash, and energetic.
I believe it is A.
I agree.
Cool ty Ms.Sue
YW, Dark.
To determine the best description of Otto Frank, you can analyze his character traits based on the information from the book.
1. Look for direct descriptions: Consider any explicit mentions of his personality traits or behaviors in the book.
2. Observe indirect descriptions: Reflect on his actions, interactions, and how other characters perceive him.
3. Assess the overall portrayal: Consider the author's intentions and the impression they want to create through Otto Frank's character.
Now let's apply these steps to find the best description of Otto Frank:
1. In "The Diary of a Young Girl" by Anne Frank, Otto Frank is portrayed as the father of Anne Frank and the sole survivor of the family after they were captured by the Nazis. The descriptions in the book reveal some aspects of his character.
2. Otto Frank is often depicted as calm and composed. He maintains a quiet and collected demeanor even during challenging times. He plays a supportive and protective role for his family and others in hiding. These traits suggest that option B (detached, reserved, and emotionless) is not an accurate description.
3. Based on the book, Otto Frank is not portrayed as loud, brash, or energetic, which eliminates option D.
4. While Otto Frank is friendly and agreeable, based on Anne's descriptions, it is not explicitly mentioned that he is generous. Additionally, given the context of living in hiding during the Holocaust, being naive and passive wouldn't align with his character. This suggests that option A (friendly, generous, and agreeable) and option C (quiet, naïve, and passive) are not the best descriptions either.
Considering the information, it is reasonable to conclude that the most appropriate description for Otto Frank would be B. detached, reserved, and emotionless, as these traits align with his portrayal in the book.