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It is related because we are in a lockdown and so was she. She could not go outside or do anything other than stay inside. We both have similar lockdown restraints but different reasons for the restraints.

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What she wrote in her diary is very optimistic and we should consider this kind of positive thinking with the problems we are facing right now.

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What she wrote in her diary is very optimistic and we should consider this kind of positive thinking with the problems we are facing right now.

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“I’ve found that there is always some beauty left — in nature, sunshine, freedom, in yourself; these       can all help you…As long as this exists, this sunshine and this cloudless sky, and as long as I can enjoy          it, how can I be sad?”― Anne Frank

“Where there’s hope, there’s life. It fills us with fresh courage and makes us strong again.”     ― Anne Frank

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Anne Frank was brave in so many ways. She was brave because when she was in hiding from the Nazis she had to live every day knowing the Nazis could find her. She lived every day worrying, hoping if she could ever go to school again, if she could ever see her friends again, but she found light through writing in her journal.

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The main idea of the text is to learn something from Anne Frank because in the text it says, "And on some superficial level, Anne Frank was an expert, so I think there’s a lot we can learn from her experience”(4). Anne's situation was more intense but pretty similar so she is the the expert we could learn from.

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Anne Frank's words are relevant to our current situation because they have to stay protected indoors.  According to the second paragraph it states that "The risk of going outside for her was certainly much greater than it was for you and me during lock-down."

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Number 6: We can listen to Anne Frank and read her diary to hear her words.

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Number 6: We can listen to Anne Frank and read her diary to hear her words.

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We can relate to Anne Frank because for one, we are all female, and we like to do the same activities as her, such as dancing. We are also around the same age as she was from when it started, to when it ended.  We all have a better outlook on life like Anne Frank had. Since we spend most of our time indoors,, we realize how much we appreciate what we were able to do outside.

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We can relate to Anne Frank because for one, we are all female, and we like to do the same activities as her, such as dancing. We are also around the same age as she was from when it started, to when it ended.  We all have a better outlook on life like Anne Frank had. Since we spend most of our time indoors,, we realize how much we appreciate what we were able to do outside.

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"...both before and after the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. The report explains that the pandemic has brought about an even stronger sense of individual responsibility. "

"Nearly three-quarters of respondents said the pandemic had made them more sympathetic towards the needs of others..."

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3.	According to the author, why are Anne Frank’s words from almost eighty years ago, relevant to consider during our current situation?                  

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3.	According to the author, why are Anne Frank’s words from almost eighty years ago, relevant to consider during our current situation?                  

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She went into hiding for her life and in a way that is like our current situation of us in quarantine to protect us from the Virus.

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4.	Citing specific details from the text, explain in what ways Anne Frank is like you?                  

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4.	Citing specific details from the text, explain in what ways Anne Frank is like you?                  

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She is like us because we are kids and we care for others and in situations like the one she was in and we are in right now, we are concerned for others.

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5.	What is the author’s purpose in writing this article?  Cite evidence from the text to support your answer.

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5.	What is the author’s purpose in writing this article?  Cite evidence from the text to support your answer.

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Her purpose of writing is to compare how Anne’s lockdown wasn’t because of a Virus and while we still have the liberty of leaving and going places with family and friends, she couldn’t come out of hiding otherwise there was a good chance she would have been caught.

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The author states that her words “Feelings cant be ignored, no matter how unjust or ungrateful they seem.” are relevant to our current situation today because everyone was effected by the virus in many different ways but its okay to feel however you feel and to not feel ashamed by the fact that others have it worse.

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6.	What is the main idea of the text? Cite evidence to support your answer.

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6.	What is the main idea of the text? Cite evidence to support your answer.

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The main Idea of the text is how quarantine was back then and how it is now.  Paragraph 3 Pg. 1 “We stayed indoors to literally save lives, whether it was our own or those of others.”

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8.	In your own words, describe how Anne found light amid darkness.

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8.	In your own words, describe how Anne found light amid darkness.

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She found light in the comfort of those who were close to her at that time and writing in her diary.

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The authors purpose in writing this article is to show people what Anne Frank went through back in the holocaust. The author also showed what Anne’s feelings were towards the holocaust and some parts of her diary.

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The quote “whoever is happy will make other happy.” That quote spoke to me because if you are happy and seeing someone not as happy as you, you should help people out who are in need.

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Anne Frank is like me because she quotes, “We all live with the objective of being happy; our lives are all different and yet the same.” Which means that Anne Frank is implying that were all like each other. The author says, “We all want to love and be loved, we want to be safe and healthy, happy and at peace.” Everyone needs to come together and embrace our differences.

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The main idea of this text is that, even though what everyone goes through is different, everyone isn’t so different. ““We all live with the objective of being happy; our lives are all different and yet the same.” In life, everyone just wants to be happy and fell loved by others. “Whoever is happy will make others happy.” “I can shake off everything as I write, my sorrows disappear, my courage is reborn.” Even though Anne was going through a hard time in her life, she still found a way to look at the brighter sides of things. All she wanted to be was happy.

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Because she was one of the only people who kept a diary about the holocaust, and was a beacon of hope for Jewish children.

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She hid from something for a long time, she hid from Nazis’s while we hid from COVID-19.

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The main idea of the text is to tell people to stay optimistic during hard times.

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She tried staying optimistic and stayed enthusiastic while during a time of darkness.

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No, but he finds them similar and writes to tell us how are situations are very similar, but not exactly the same. Anne Frank and the Jews hid from people who wanted to kill them as we are hiding from a virus that can kill us.

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Anne Frank is like me in a way because she is my age and she is in a lockdown with her family and there is a risk if you go outside. It says in the text,  “ I don’t mean to equate Anne Frank’s experience to what we’ve lived through this year … I do think lockdown has been hard" (3). This makes sense because Anne Frank may have had harder circumstances but in a way we are similar because we were both in lockdown.

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Anne Frank's words are relevant to our current situation because they have to stay protected indoors.  According to the second paragraph it states that "The risk of going outside for her was certainly much greater than it was for you and me during lock-down."

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Anne Frank's words are relevant to our current situation because they have to stay protected indoors.  According to the second paragraph it states that "The risk of going outside for her was certainly much greater than it was for you and me during lock-down."

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The author got Anne Frank's quotes from her diary life that Anne frank got on her 13th birthday. I know this because of the video that Mrs. Franson Showed me.

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She wrote her diary, she tried to stay optimistic and stayed enthusiastic while during a time of darkness.

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She is like us because all are kids. and 80 years ago she was hiding from Nazis while we hide from the virus.

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The main idea of the text is to be positive, optimistic, because the author compares our situation to Anne Franks situation. The risk of going outside for her was certainly much greater than it was for s and during lockdown life.

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The author believed that are situations are very similar by us both being locked up, but in Anne's situation she could not leave the house because it could mean death for her. We however, could leave with safety and restrictions. "The risk of going outside for her was certainly much greater than it was for you and me during lock-down."

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The author believed that are situations are very similar by us both being locked up, but in Anne's situation she could not leave the house because it could mean death for her. We however, could leave with safety and restrictions. "The risk of going outside for her was certainly much greater than it was for you and me during lock-down."

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The Author got her words from Anner Frank’s diary. I know this because Anne Frank jotted down a lot about her experience while hiding from the Nazis. 

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The Author got her words from Anner Frank’s diary. I know this because Anne Frank jotted down a lot about her experience while hiding from the Nazis. 

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They are relevant because we are going through a similar struggle where we have to shelter in place due to a virus. 

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They are relevant because we are going through a similar struggle where we have to shelter in place due to a virus. 

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We are both kids and we are going through a similar time. Another reason that we are very similar is because the text says they were couped up. This is true about us as well. She wasn’t able to go hang out with friends and we aren’t allowed to hang out with our friends. I know this because she had to stay hidden from the Nazis and a secret compartment in her fathers old work. 

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We are both kids and we are going through a similar time. Another reason that we are very similar is because the text says they were couped up. This is true about us as well. She wasn’t able to go hang out with friends and we aren’t allowed to hang out with our friends. I know this because she had to stay hidden from the Nazis and a secret compartment in her fathers old work. 

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My favorite quote is “Where there’s hope, there’s life. It fills us with fresh courage and makes us strong again.” I like this one because it give me a peace of mind and it makes me want to persevere through anything. 

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My favorite quote is “Where there’s hope, there’s life. It fills us with fresh courage and makes us strong again.” I like this one because it give me a peace of mind and it makes me want to persevere through anything. 