"Night" Chapter 6

Front

What motivates Elie to keep marching instead of stopping, even when he is exhausted?

Back

Elie is motivated to keep marching because he thinks of his father.

Front

What does Elie recall about Rabbi Eliahu's son during the march?

Back

Elie remembers that Rabbi Eliahu's son knew his father was falling behind but continued to run.

Front

At the end of Chapter 6, how many people could fit in the cattle cars due to their emaciated state?

Back

100 people could fit in the cattle cars because they were so skinny.

Front

What is Juliek's primary concern when he is being trampled?

Back

Juliek is most concerned about his violin when he is being trampled.

Front

What prevents Elie from falling asleep in the snow?

Back

The only thing that stops Elie from falling asleep in the snow is his father prodding him awake.

Front

How does the relationship between Elie and his father influence their survival?

Back

The relationship between Elie and his father provides emotional support and motivation to survive during the harsh conditions.

Front

What does the act of prodding Elie awake symbolize in their relationship?

Back

Prodding Elie awake symbolizes the father's role as a protector and the bond that keeps them fighting for survival.

Front

What theme is highlighted by Rabbi Eliahu's son's actions during the march?

Back

The theme of abandonment and the struggle for survival is highlighted by Rabbi Eliahu's son's decision to run despite knowing his father was falling behind.

Front

What does the condition of the cattle cars at the end of the chapter signify about the prisoners' state?

Back

The condition of the cattle cars signifies the extreme malnutrition and dehumanization of the prisoners.

Front

How does music play a role in Juliek's character during the events of Chapter 6?

Back

Music represents Juliek's humanity and passion, which he clings to even in the face of death.