Night Section 3

Front

What is the significance of Buna in 'Night'?

Back

Buna is a labor camp where Elie and his father are taken. It represents the harsh conditions and dehumanization faced by the prisoners.

Front

What advice does Elie receive while waiting in line with his father?

Back

Elie is advised to lie about their ages to avoid being selected for death.

Front

Why does Elie's father get slapped?

Back

Elie's father is slapped for asking to go to the bathroom, highlighting the brutality of the guards.

Front

What motivates Stein of Antwerp to survive?

Back

Stein is motivated by the hope that his family is safe and alive, which gives him the strength to endure.

Front

Who is Stein of Antwerp?

Back

Stein is a relative of the Wiesels who is also imprisoned and seeks to maintain hope for his family's safety.

Front

What does Elie learn about survival in the camps?

Back

Elie learns that survival often depends on mental strength, hope, and the ability to adapt to harsh realities.

Front

How does the theme of family manifest in 'Night'?

Back

The theme of family is central, as Elie and his father rely on each other for support and motivation to survive.

Front

What role does fear play in the lives of the prisoners?

Back

Fear is a constant presence that controls the actions and decisions of the prisoners, often leading to compliance with the guards.

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What does the act of lying about one's age symbolize?

Back

Lying about one's age symbolizes the loss of identity and the desperate measures taken to survive.

Front

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

Back

Elie's relationship with his father deepens as they rely on each other for emotional and physical support in the camps.