Night by Elie Wiesel

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What did young people do while in the cattle cars?

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They let go of their inhibitions.

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Who tried to warn them of the dangers after they were told that the Ghettos would be liquidated?

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An inspector of the Hungarian police/friend of the family.

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Was Elie's father the most attentive to his children?

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No.

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Why did Elie find it funny when he saw Idek with the young Polish girl?

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He found it funny that Idek moved over 100 prisoners just to be with a girl.

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When Béla Katz was chosen to go to the crematorium because of his strength, what was he forced to do?

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He was forced to cremate his own father.

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What is the significance of the cattle cars in 'Night'?

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The cattle cars symbolize the dehumanization and loss of dignity experienced by the Jewish people during the Holocaust.

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How does Elie Wiesel describe his relationship with his father in 'Night'?

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Elie's relationship with his father is complex; they rely on each other for survival, but the harsh conditions strain their bond.

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What role does faith play in Elie's journey throughout 'Night'?

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Elie's faith is challenged as he witnesses atrocities, leading to a profound struggle with belief in God.

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What does the character of Moshe the Beadle represent in the story?

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Moshe the Beadle represents the voice of warning and the ignored truth about the impending dangers of the Holocaust.

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What is the impact of the loss of family on Elie Wiesel?

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The loss of family deepens Elie's despair and highlights the emotional toll of the Holocaust.