Apply what you learned in the lesson A Collaborate Approach to a discussion about The Diary of a Young Girl. First, write your own answer to one of the questions below. Your answer should include a clear statement of your opinion and also evidence from the text of Anne's diary. Your evidence may include descriptions of events, paraphrased passages of diary entries, and direct quotes. (at least 3 sentences) What does Anne Frank learn about herself during her time in the Annex?
What can readers learn about human nature--or people in general--by reading Anne Frank's diary?
What drove Anne to continue keeping a diary throughout her time in the Annex? Did her reasons change?
How would describe Anne Frank's personality? What events or details provide the strongest clues?
What importance does Anne Frank's diary have now? What can today's readers learn from it?

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What is the narrators main conflict in this passage