Final answer:
The options that represent historical facts present in both the play 'The Diary of Anne Frank' and the historical timeline are a) The Frank family hid from the Nazis in the annex, c) The Frank family was discovered by the Nazis, and d) The adults chastised Anne for her behavior.
Step-by-step explanation:
The final answer includes only options a, c, and d, which are: The Frank family hid from the Nazis in the annex, the Frank family was discovered by the Nazis, and the adults chastised Anne for her behavior. Both the historical timeline and the play 'The Diary of Anne Frank' reflect these facts. Anne Frank and her family did hide from the Nazis in an annex in Amsterdam during the Holocaust, as represented in both the play and history.
Eventually, they were discovered by the Nazis, which is also true both historically and in the play. Finally, the play frequently shows the adults chastising Anne for her behavior, which is likely to have happened in real life too given that she was a young teenager at the time they were in hiding, and tensions would have been running high.
However, it's important to note that option b and e, are not facts that are accurately represented in both the play and historical timeline. The dialogue of the characters in the play is inferred and created by the playwright, and likely does not accurately represent the specific words spoken in the attic. Similarly, there is no historical evidence or mention in the Diary of Anne Frank of a character named Athiel who broke into the building where the Franks were hiding.
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