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* Approaching thunder:/newsm1/n1m630.htm 9:24 16-08-09 * A voice heard: /images/panne.gif 10:47 17-08-09 * Smiling Anne: 12:00 04-07-09 * Photo ofJoseph Heller: news.bbc.co.uk 11:16 27-07-09 * Joseph Heller: /images/c250_celebrates/remarkable_columbians/240x240_bio_heller.jpg; Cover with badge: utoronto.ca 11:18 27-07-09 Interpreting 2. How did Anne feel about what was happening in the world outside the annexe? She knows it is very bad for the Jews; she assumes most of them are being murdered, yet somehow she still has some ideals about a possible future. Active reading 1: Navigation Back Interpreting 3. What is the approaching thunder she refers to? It is the danger of death from the Nazis if they are caught. Active reading 1: Navigation Back Interpreting 4. In what sense is Anne the voice of the Holocaust? It is the voice of a young girl with which we can identify Her voice represents youth and optimism in the face of the extreme danger and likely death Her voice has been heard for the last 60 years as people all over the world continue to read her diary – it is one of the most famous voices of the Holocaust. Active reading 1: Navigation Interpreting 5. What do you learn about Anne from the diary extracts and from the rest of the passage? She’s youthful and moody, a bit romantic, optimistic and idealistic although she knows the real world of her time is full of dangers and likely death. Active reading 1: Navigation Back Interpreting 6. What tense is the diary written in and what effect does this have on the reader? Active reading 1: Navigation The present perfect sth from the past to the present I’ve received; I’ve spent I haven’t abandoned The present continuous ongoing actions is treating; are being taken away; they are sending Interpreting 6. What tense is the diary written in and what effect does this have on the reader? Active reading 1: Navigation The future hopes/convictions for the future the time/day will come; I will b