新标准大学英语综合教程(第二版)UNIT 7 B篇练习答案+课文翻译.pptx

.;Contents;Warming Up;Warming Up;Text;The story of Anne Frank’s diary 1 On 13 June 1944, Anne Frank celebrated her 15th birthday with a few modest presents, including some underwear, a couple of belts, some yoghurt, and a pot of jam. After several years in hiding, she was grateful for the gifts, but aware that life during the war was very different to peacetime, which she missed. 2 Anne Frank wrote her now famous diary while she and her family were in hiding in “the secret annexe”, a few rooms in the back of her father’s office in Amsterdam, Holland.;3 The Franks were in fact refugees, Jews from Germany who had emigrated to Holland, settling in Amsterdam to escape from Nazi persecution. But when, in May 1940 the German army invaded and occupied Holland, the persecution of the Dutch Jews very quickly began there too. 4 Like all Jews, Anne and her sister Margot were forbidden to attend school, to ride their bikes, even to travel in a car. They were only allowed to go into certain shops, and at all times they had to wear a yellow star on their clothing to show they were Jewish. The star of David, an important religious symbol, was transformed into a badge of shame by the Nazis.;5 By 1941, the Nazis were arresting large numbers of Jewish people, and sending them to labour camps which quickly became death camps. Otto Frank, Anne’s father, decided to conceal his family, and the family of his business partner. 6 The Franks went into hiding on 6 July 1942, just a few weeks after Anne started her diary, and were joined by the second family, the Van Pels a week later. For the next two years, eight people were confined to just six small rooms and could never go outside. There was rarely enough to eat, and the families lived in a state of poverty.;7 Throughout her time in hiding, Anne continued to write her diary. She described the day-to-day activity in the annexe but she also wrote about her dreams and aspirations. It was very hard for her to plan for a future; s