wednesday, july 8, 1942 - by anne frank. suddenly the doorbell rang again. hats hello,\ i said. \dont open the door!\ exclaimed margot to stop me. but it wasnt necessary since we heard mother and mr. van doan downstairs talking to hello, and then the two of them came inside and shut the door behind them. every time the bell rang, either margot or i had to tiptoe downstairs to see if it was father, and we didnt let anyone else in. margot and i were sent from the room as mr. van doan wanted to talk to mother alone. when she and i were sitting in our bedroom, margot told me that the call - up was not for father but for her. at this shock, i began to cry. margot is sixteen - apparently, they want to send girls her age away on their own. but thank goodness she wont be going; mother had said so herself, which must be what father had meant when he talked to me about our going into hiding. hiding... where would we hide? in the city? in the country? in a house? in a shack? when, where, how...? these were questions i wasnt allowed to ask, but they still kept running through my mind. read the summary of the story. anne and margot nervously listen to the adults talking downstairs. they wait for their father to come. but their mother says margot will not leave. anne thinks this is why her father said they must hide, but she wonders where. which sentence should be added to complete the summary? a anne and margot keep checking the door for their father. b anne worries that margot will be sent away. c some girls are being sent away. d will they hide in the city or country? anne and margot keep checking the door for their father. anne worries that margot will be sent away. some girls are being sent away. will they hide in the city or country?

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wednesday, july 8, 1942 - by anne frank. suddenly the doorbell rang again. 	hats hello,\ i said. \dont open the door!\ exclaimed margot to stop me. but it wasnt necessary since we heard mother and mr. van doan downstairs talking to hello, and then the two of them came inside and shut the door behind them. every time the bell rang, either margot or i had to tiptoe downstairs to see if it was father, and we didnt let anyone else in. margot and i were sent from the room as mr. van doan wanted to talk to mother alone. when she and i were sitting in our bedroom, margot told me that the call - up was not for father but for her. at this shock, i began to cry. margot is sixteen - apparently, they want to send girls her age away on their own. but thank goodness she wont be going; mother had said so herself, which must be what father had meant when he talked to me about our going into hiding. hiding... where would we hide? in the city? in the country? in a house? in a shack? when, where, how...? these were questions i wasnt allowed to ask, but they still kept running through my mind. read the summary of the story. anne and margot nervously listen to the adults talking downstairs. they wait for their father to come. but their mother says margot will not leave. anne thinks this is why her father said they must hide, but she wonders where. which sentence should be added to complete the summary? a anne and margot keep checking the door for their father. b anne worries that margot will be sent away. c some girls are being sent away. d will they hide in the city or country? anne and margot keep checking the door for their father. anne worries that margot will be sent away. some girls are being sent away. will they hide in the city or country?

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# Brief Explanations:
The summary mentions that Anne wonders where they will hide. Option D addresses this uncertainty about the hiding - place (city or country), which is a key thought in the text. Options A, B, and C are already covered in the existing summary to some extent.
# Answer:
D. Will they hide in the city or country?

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