Give a brief account of the imformation given in diary of anne frank?
Dear Student,
This lesson in your course is a excerpt from “The Diary of Anne Frank”. It is autobiographical in nature where a young Jewish girl named Anne, talks about her family and friends before they had to migrate in Nazi occupied Netherlands. She considered her diary to be her true friend and named it "kitty". In this lesson, Anne writes that even though she is surrounded by friends and family, she still feels lonely. It is the result day in her school so everyone is feeling nervous. Anne is a bright girl so she is confident about herself and her friends that they'll get good scores. All the teachers liked her except Mr.Kessing, her Maths' professor. He always punished her for talking in the class by asking her to write essays on strange topics like " Chatterbox". Although it annoyed Anne at first, she wrote witty essays. She explained to the teacher that she inherited this trait from her mother so her humour is part of her personality. Eventually, Mr Keesing gave up and stopped scolding her. Thus, we can say that even though Anne Frank was young, her writing skills made a huge impact on the readers.
Regards
This lesson in your course is a excerpt from “The Diary of Anne Frank”. It is autobiographical in nature where a young Jewish girl named Anne, talks about her family and friends before they had to migrate in Nazi occupied Netherlands. She considered her diary to be her true friend and named it "kitty". In this lesson, Anne writes that even though she is surrounded by friends and family, she still feels lonely. It is the result day in her school so everyone is feeling nervous. Anne is a bright girl so she is confident about herself and her friends that they'll get good scores. All the teachers liked her except Mr.Kessing, her Maths' professor. He always punished her for talking in the class by asking her to write essays on strange topics like " Chatterbox". Although it annoyed Anne at first, she wrote witty essays. She explained to the teacher that she inherited this trait from her mother so her humour is part of her personality. Eventually, Mr Keesing gave up and stopped scolding her. Thus, we can say that even though Anne Frank was young, her writing skills made a huge impact on the readers.
Regards