Night - Chapter 3

Front

What location are Elie and his father directed to enter while near the flames?

Back

barracks

Front

What advice does the inmate give to Elie and his father upon their arrival at Auschwitz?

Back

The inmate tells them to lie about their ages.

Front

Who is responsible for deciding the fate of the Jews at Auschwitz, directing them to the left or right?

Back

Dr. Mengele

Front

Why does Eliezer claim to be a farmer instead of a student when questioned by the SS?

Back

He wants them to think he is strong and capable of work.

Front

What does the term 'harangued' mean as used in Chapter 3?

Back

to aggressively lecture someone.

Front

What is the significance of lying about one's age in the context of the Holocaust?

Back

It could determine survival, as younger individuals were often sent to death camps.

Front

Describe the psychological impact of being directed to the barracks for Elie and his father.

Back

It represents a temporary reprieve from immediate death but also a step deeper into the horrors of the concentration camp.

Front

What role does Dr. Mengele play in the selection process at Auschwitz?

Back

He is known for his cruel decisions regarding who would live or die.

Front

How does Eliezer's perception of strength change throughout Chapter 3?

Back

He learns that physical strength is valued over education and intellect in the camp.

Front

What does the experience of being 'harangued' by an SS officer reveal about the power dynamics in the camp?

Back

It illustrates the dehumanization and control exerted by the officers over the inmates.