1) Anne recounts her last night at home and the first day of hiding in the "Secret Annex." She provides details about their secret refuge, her impressions of the hiding place, and her feelings on beginning this uncertain and frightening part of her life. a) July 1, 1942 b) July 5, 1942 c) July 8, 1942 d) July 12, 1942 e) July 19, 1942 2) This entry is significant because it's when Anne's family received the call-up notice for her sister Margot, which accelerated their plans to go into hiding. Anne describes the shock and fear this notice brought and how quickly they had to act to avoid deportation. a) July 1, 1942 b) July 5, 1942 c) July 8, 1942 d) July 12, 1942 e) July 19, 1942 3) Anne writes about her family's preparations for going into hiding. She talks about how they are packing up their belongings and preparing to leave their home. She also reflects on her sadness at having to say goodbye to her cat, Moortje. a) July 1, 1942 b) July 5, 1942 c) July 8, 1942 d) July 12, 1942 e) July 19, 1942 4) Anne describes her feelings about going into hiding and expresses her distress over the increasing restrictions being imposed on Jews in Amsterdam. She mentions the disappearance of her Jewish friends and acquaintances and details how Jews are being isolated and marginalized. a) July 1, 1942 b) July 5, 1942 c) July 8, 1942 d) July 12, 1942 e) July 19, 1942 5) Anne discusses adjusting to life in hiding, including the dynamics between the family members and other occupants of the annex. She writes about the strict rules they must follow, the sounds of the outside world, and her feelings of isolation and fear. a) July 1, 1942 b) July 5, 1942 c) July 8, 1942 d) July 12, 1942 e) July 19, 1942

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