The diary of Anne frank act l and act ll
Can someone please explain on bow Anne's character is developed through dialogue and stage directions?
Dear Anon,
This is a tutoring website. While I understand the tutors that are helpful in giving the formula or outline for a question and not the entire answer, some tutors on this site aren't at all close to being helpful. They either tell the student to "re-read the material", "you need to study more" or just give a google search link, acting like we didn't just look it up on google, acting like we came here first and that's it.
There are some kids on this site that just want to get out of online school. There are some kids on this site who can't wait to finally have some real friends in a real school, but they have to bring up their grade.
Me, personally, I was in a real school. I have been in this online H.e.l.l for two years. I'm done. I don't want to do the work anymore. It's the last month of this and I can get out. I can break free of this stupid chain holding me back. I've done the work, I have decent grades, I just want to make them better by making sure I'm right. I'm sure most all kids on this website have in fact read the book or have practiced the problems. This specific question is in an open book test, with some of the dumbest answers I have ever seen.
"How did your Independent Reading Selection impact you as a Reader?"
"Which elements of design or multimedia did you include to make your presentation clearer and support your thesis?"
It's so bafflingly stupid, I constantly put off these kinds of questions because I don't know how to write an idiotic answer like that! What kind of question is that?! Could YOU, tutors, try to answer a question like that?
Oh, wait, you'll probably just tell me to read my material again because you don't actually know the answer to the question the student is asking.
Thanks a lot you guys.
Hi ListenUpTutors,
I mostly agree with you, but I'd like to point out that they couldn't possibly ever know those answers unless you told them. After all, they're asking how said student felt about a book and how it effected them, ect. That's all on the student, the tutors can not answer that for you. But I really dislike those kind of questions. Honestly they seem entirely useless, what are they trying to get out of a student when they ask that? It's pretty annoying and I constantly have to go out of the way for those. I either have read many books that week, or I have been so busy with school work and daily activities, I didn't even get a chance to read.
When it comes to tutors though, I wish they would work their way up to the answer, don't just give them the answer of course, but go over it with them instead of just sending them off again to "Re-read the materials".
Thanks for reading, and have a good day! ^^
Your website sucks you never even give answers stupid girl
The development of any character is called characterization. What do her words tell you about her character? Her personality? What do her actions tell you about her character?
http://examples.yourdictionary.com/examples-of-characterization.html
http://literarydevices.net/characterization/
The key is how Anne changes through the course of the play. You have to read the play to find out.
DM, you're not even supposed to give answers on this site. Just because someone won't give you answers doesn't make them "stupid", it just makes you seem lazy.
She is mischievous but feels bad about doing the things she has done.
shut up anon
What can you infer from this dialogue from the diary of Anne Frank act I?
A Anne It’s family only with her own crowd and ignores everyone else. b Peter likes animals. See Anne is outgoing and Peter is shy. Do you Peter thinks he is too good to socialize with other