Question

read the excerpt from the diary of a young girl.
when she and i were sitting in our bedroom, margot told me that the call - up was not for father, but for her. at this second shock, i began to cry. margot is sixteen - apparently they want to send girls her age away on their own. but thank goodness she wont be going, mother had said so herself, which must be what father had meant when he talked to me about our going into hiding. hiding... where would we hide? in the city? in the country? in a house? in a shack? when, where, how...? these were questions i wasnt allowed to ask, but they still kept running through my mind.
based on this excerpt, what is annes perspective on going into hiding?

• she is confused about why the family needs to hide.
• she is certain that hiding is the safest option.
• she is fearful that the family will be found in hiding.
• she is curious about how and where they will hide.

Explanation:

To determine Anne's perspective, analyze the excerpt:

• The first option: The excerpt shows she knows the call - up (reason to hide) is for Margot, so she's not confused about the need to hide. Eliminate this.
• The second option: There's no text indicating she thinks hiding is the safest option. Eliminate this.
• The third option: The excerpt focuses on her questions about the details of hiding, not fear of being found. Eliminate this.
• The fourth option: Phrases like “where would we hide?”, “When, where, how...?”, and “these were questions... running through my mind” show her curiosity about the details of hiding.

Answer:

D. She is curious about how and where they will hide.