Answer:
The play tells the reader that Anne is very intrested in everything and was upstairs when Mr. Frank came in with the others.
How do I know:
- I know this because in the play it says <u>Anne comes running up the stairs. She is thirteen, quick in her movements, interested in everything, mercurial in her emotions. She wears a cape, long wool socks and carries a schoolbag</u>
- From reading the play, I can infer that Anne has been taught good manners. From reading the play, I can infer that Anne has a mystery she really wants to solve up in the attic.
How do I know:
I know this because in the play it says Anne gives a polite little curtsy as she shakes Mr. Van Daan’s hand. Then she immediately starts off on a 180 tour of investigation of her new home, going upstairs.
Whew!! Hope this helps!
I believe the right correction for the sentence would be "The decrease in members from the clubs are affecting". The first option wouldn't be correct because the word "decreasing" doesn't fit right grammar wise in the sentence. Option two wouldn't make any sense put together with the sentence, it would just sound completely out of place. Option three has the word "were" as in it was affecting the club, not presently affecting the club. And obviously, this sentence needs improvement so option five is out of the question.
