Night: Chapters 6-7 Flashcard

Front

What does Elie remember about Rabbi Eliahu's son?

Back

He knew his father was falling behind but kept running.

Front

How many people could they put in the cattle cars at the end of the chapter, because they were so skinny?

Back

100

Front

True or False: At the end of chapter 7, both Elie and his father are alive.

Back

True.

Front

When they arrive at Buchenwald, who was able to get out of the train car?

Back

The remaining prisoners who could stand.

Front

The only thing that stops Elie from falling asleep in the snow and freezing is______________________.

Back

His father prodding him awake.

Front

What is the significance of Rabbi Eliahu's son in the story?

Back

It highlights the theme of familial bonds and the struggle for survival.

Front

What does the cattle car symbolize in the narrative?

Back

The dehumanization and suffering of the Jewish people during the Holocaust.

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 hope play in Elie's survival?

Back

Hope drives Elie to keep going despite the harsh conditions.

Front

What does the snow represent in the context of the story?

Back

The coldness of the world and the struggle against despair.