In Acts I-Scenes 3 and 4, of Anne Frank, Anne and Peter teased each other about how their teacher called Anne "Ms. Quack Quack".
<h3>What conclusions can you draw about Anne and Peter based on this incident?</h3>
It can be inferred from this incident that they (that is Anne and Frank) are growing to like each other.
<h3>How do the differences in how they think highlight the conflict in values between Mr. Van Daan and Anne?</h3>
Mr. Van Daan thinks that Anne acts in an immature way, much like a kid and that she is irresponsible and foolish.
<h3>How does this request create a new problem for the residents of the Secret Annex?</h3>
The order that was given to the residents of the Secret Annex with respect to talking in whispers and wearing stockings on their feet etc only made them feel more constricted and created more tension.
<h3>What does Mr. Van Daan do at the beginning of scene 4 that might cause trouble in the future?</h3>
At the beginning of scene 4, Mr. Van Daan is seen lighting a match in the kitchen - looking for food.
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