Review for Finals: Night - Chapter 7-9

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In chapter 7 of Night, how many of the 100 men who had gotten on the train with Wiesel survive?

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12

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In chapter 8 of Night, why does Eliezer shout at his father?

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Eliezer wants to keep his elderly father from giving up.

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In chapter 7 of Night, what orders are given after the transport train stops in the middle of a field?

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The prisoners need to throw out all the dead.

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In chapter 9 of Night, what are Wiesel’s thoughts during his stay at Buchenwald?

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After the death of his father, he felt nothing and thought only of food.

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In chapter 7 of Night, how do the prisoners respond to throwing the dead bodies off of the train?

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The Jews are glad to throw out the corpses since it meant more room for the living.

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What is the significance of the number 12 in chapter 7 of Night?

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It represents the survival of only 12 men out of 100 who were on the train with Wiesel.

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How does Eliezer's relationship with his father evolve in chapters 7-9 of Night?

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Eliezer becomes increasingly protective of his father, trying to keep him from giving up.

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What does the act of throwing out dead bodies symbolize in Night?

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It symbolizes the dehumanization and loss of compassion among the prisoners.

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What emotions does Wiesel experience after his father's death in chapter 9 of Night?

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He feels numbness and focuses solely on his basic need for food.

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What does the train journey in chapter 7 of Night represent?

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It represents the loss of freedom and the beginning of a harrowing experience for the prisoners.