Question

Eli was usually silent in class, but he had very strong opinions about The Diary of Anne Frank, a book written

by a young girl who was killed by Nazis during World War II. He wanted the class to take the book very
seriously, even though most students weren't especially interested in Anne or her death. Which of the
following would best explain Eli's perspective?
He enjoyed disagreeing with other class members and liked arguing.
He wanted the teacher to know he had read the book carefully.
O Members of his family were killed by Nazis during World War II.
He was angry because other students hadn't really read the book.

Answer 1

the third option

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Members of his family were killed by Nazis during World War II.

Step-by-step explanation:

The significance of Anne Frank's diary is because of the historical background of the Holocaust, the most famous genocide in the world's history. And though written by a young girl, the book was also a first-hand account of the whole debacle.

Eli's strong opinions about the Diary and his desire that his class takes the books seriously would stem from the fact that members of his family were killed by the Nazis. This would make him relate to Anne Frank's accounts in a personal way.

Thus, the correct answer is the third option.