Night by Elie Wiesel: Chapter 3 & 4

Front

What happens to the bags that the Jews of Sighet carried with them on the trains?

Back

The bags are left behind.

Front

How does Elie differ from his father in the beginning of the book?

Back

Elie is spiritual while his father is practical.

Front

How is Elie's gold tooth removed?

Back

With a rusty spoon.

Front

What is the reaction of a veteran prisoner when he finds out that Eliezer and the others have never heard of Auschwitz?

Back

He is angry.

Front

What was Elie's greatest fear in the camp?

Back

Being separated from his father.

Front

What does the abandonment of personal belongings symbolize in the context of the Holocaust?

Back

It symbolizes the loss of identity and humanity.

Front

How does Elie's relationship with his father evolve throughout the chapters?

Back

It becomes a source of strength and motivation for survival.

Front

What role does spirituality play in Elie's life during the Holocaust?

Back

Initially, it provides hope, but it diminishes as he faces the horrors of the camps.

Front

What is the significance of Elie's gold tooth in the narrative?

Back

It represents the loss of dignity and the dehumanization experienced in the camps.

Front

How does the theme of fear manifest in Elie's experiences?

Back

Fear drives decisions and influences relationships, particularly the fear of separation from loved ones.