In what way is Anne, despite how she and her family must live, very like other people her age?

a. She admires her father and mother greatly.

b. She writes often in a diary she calls Kitty.

c. She suffers hunger and fear with her family.

d. She cares about the things many teens care about.

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Harmony Tyler

21 December, 21:39

In what way is Anne, despite how she and her family must live, very like other people her age?

a. She admires her father and mother greatly.

b. She writes often in a diary she calls Kitty.

c. She suffers hunger and fear with her family.

d. She cares about the things many teens care about.

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Deborah Waller · Answer 1

I think the answer was d. Despite the dangerous situation that they found themselves, Anne still maintained her optimism and still dreamed of the same things other girls her age dreamed of. She was still close to her family until they were finally captured by the Germans.

In what way is Anne, despite how she and her family must live, very like other people her age?a. She admires her father and mother greatly.b. She writes often in a diary she calls Kitty.c. She suffers hunger and fear with her family.d. She cares about the things many teens care about.

In what way is Anne, despite how she and her family must live, very like other people her age?

a. She admires her father and mother greatly.

b. She writes often in a diary she calls Kitty.

c. She suffers hunger and fear with her family.

d. She cares about the things many teens care about.