Question
What does Anne’s use of the words intolerable and insufferable indicate about her opinion of Peter?
Group of answer choices
Anne would like to marry Peter.
Anne is indifferent to Peter.
Peter gets on Anne's nerves.
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Question 31 pts
What kinds of tensions do you think have grown among the residents of the Secret Annex, and why?
Group of answer choices
The residents are tired of being together in a cramped space while in hiding.
The residents fight over food.
The residents almost escape.
Group of answer choices
Anne would like to marry Peter.
Anne is indifferent to Peter.
Peter gets on Anne's nerves.
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Question 31 pts
What kinds of tensions do you think have grown among the residents of the Secret Annex, and why?
Group of answer choices
The residents are tired of being together in a cramped space while in hiding.
The residents fight over food.
The residents almost escape.
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For the first question, Anne’s use of the words "intolerable" and "insufferable" indicates that Peter gets on Anne's nerves. This suggests that while there might be some level of annoyance or frustration in her feelings toward him, it does not directly imply romantic feelings like wanting to marry him.
For the second question, the tensions that have likely grown among the residents of the Secret Annex are primarily because the residents are tired of being together in a cramped space while in hiding. This prolonged confinement can lead to increased stress and conflicts among individuals in such challenging circumstances.
For the second question, the tensions that have likely grown among the residents of the Secret Annex are primarily because the residents are tired of being together in a cramped space while in hiding. This prolonged confinement can lead to increased stress and conflicts among individuals in such challenging circumstances.