Answered

Which best explains how the structure of Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl affects its meaning?

ABecause the entries are written by different residents of the annex, the reader gets a balanced view of all viewpoints.
BBecause the entries are written only once a week, the reader gets very limited information about what goes on in the annex.
CBecause the entries are written over a period of time, they show the author's transformation from beginning to end.
DBecause the entries are written by a young woman, they lack the depth and significance of an adult viewpoint.

Verified Answer :

IceNineNation18
CBecause the entries are written over a period of time, they show the author's transformation from beginning to end.
michell96

The correct answer is C. Because the entries are written over a period of time, they show the author's transformation from beginning to end.

Explanation:

"The Diary of a Young Girl" is a book that compiles the entries of the diary of Anne Frank a girl who experienced the Nazi occupation while she lived with her family in the Netherlands, during the different entries of the diary Anne Franks tells how her life changes with the arrival of the Nazi, as their family and her have to hide, but later were captured and taken to a Nazi concentration camp. This book includes entries from June 14th of 1942 to 1945 before Anna Frank died, thus, the entries of the diary cover not only a considerable period of time, but a time full of important events in the life of Anna Frank related to the Nazis, due to this the entries allows the reader to know how Anna's thoughts, ideas, personality, dreams, and others change while she is enduring different events, as the structure of the book is composed by multiple entries each with a date  that allows the reader follows changes chronologically.

Related Questions