Question

which detail can a reader learn from the diary of a young girl that the reader cannot learn from the play the diary of anne frank?
○ how anne speaks to her mother and father
○ how other characters feel about every situation
○ how other characters behave in different situations
○ how anne truly feels about every situation

Explanation:

• The diary (The Diary of a Young Girl) is a first - person, intimate account of Anne's inner thoughts and feelings. A play (The Diary of Anne Frank) relies on dialogue and actions to convey information.
• Option 1: Both the diary and the play can show how Anne speaks to her parents through dialogue (in the play) or written accounts (in the diary).
• Option 2: A play can convey other characters' feelings through their dialogue and actions, and the diary may also mention Anne's perception of others' feelings, but it's not the unique detail of the diary.
• Option 3: Both the diary (through Anne's observations) and the play (through the characters' actions) can show how other characters behave.
• Option 4: The diary is a direct expression of Anne's true feelings about each situation, while a play has to convey her feelings through dialogue and stage directions, which is not as direct or comprehensive as the diary's first - person, introspective account.

Answer:

D. how Anne truly feels about every situation