Question

Which description best sums up Anne's view of her father, Otto Frank, in Anne Frank: A Diary of a Young Girl?

Anne finds her father difficult to understand.
Anne thinks her father is too kind to others.
Anne sees her father as strong and aggressive.
Anne admires her father's quiet decency.

Answer 1

Anne admires her father's quiet decency.

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Answer 2

Anne admires her father's quiet decency.

Step-by-step explanation:

Anne admires the decency of her father, Otto Frank. She finds him as an allied spirit. He is a tireless student and voracious reader throughout his life. He inspires the interests of his daughter. His senses of humor often amuse the persons around him to lighten up their mood. Anne is a “daddy’s girl” in the truest sense of the term. She thinks her father is fairly decent and he can do no wrong. Hence, she is absolutely loyal to him. Mr. Otto is the only person who gets through to her, no matter how she feels. She also loves her father, wholeheartedly. Hence, we find as is the father, so is the daughter.