6. What can you infer from the following exchange between Peter and Anne? Peter: I used to see you...sometimes...Anne: You did?/ Peter:...in the schoolyard. You were always in the middle of a bunch of kids. [He takes a penknife from his pocket.] /Anne: Why didn't you ever come over?/Peter: I'm sort of a lone wolf.*Anne is friendly only with her crowd and ignores everyone else.Peter is a wood-carver.Anne is outgoing, and Peter is shy.Peter thinks he is too good to socialize with others.

What does Peter admire about Anne in Act 2?*Her pride in being a Jewish girl.Her way of talking to the adults.Her fairness when dealing with others.Her skill at entertaining the others.

In Passage 1, what can the reader infer about Peter’s feelings about the guests?

What makes Mrs. Frank lose her temper during Act 2 for the only time during the play?*Miep forgets to bring them booksShe catches Mr. Van Daan stealing foodShe sees Peter kiss Anne in his bedroomMr. Dussel criticizes Anne's clothes

1. What is the relation of Lucy with rocks, stones, and trees?2. Why does it take so much time to kill a tree?3. What happened to the cakes the woman baked for Saint Peter?4. Why was Father often irritated with Kezia?5. Why has the story been called ‘The Last Leaf? Do you think it is appropriate? Givereasons for your answer?

What interaction occurs between Myrtle and Tom at the end of chapter 2? (1 point)Group of answer choicesTom slaps Myrtle, breaking her nose.Tom forces Myrtle out of their apartment.Tom and Myrtle argue about Daisy being a Catholic.Tom refuses to buy Myrtle the dog she desires, so she pouts. Flag question: Question 4Question 4