Question

One central idea of “A Museum for Anne Frank” is that the building in which Anne Frank hid from the Nazis now has a new purpose. Which detail from the passage best supports this central idea?
A. “The new owners intended to tear the buildings down and build a factory in their place.” (paragraph 2)
B. “Anne’s father, Otto Frank—the only family member who survived the war—came to the United States, appealing for funds.” (paragraph 3)
C. “The house features a recreation of the wall of pictures Anne had displayed while living there.” (paragraph 6)
D. “The museum presents exhibits on social issues and promotes equality.” (paragraph 7)

Answer 1

D. “The museum presents exhibits on social issues and promotes equality.” This directly shows the hiding place now serves as a museum with a new public purpose.