Night

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What happens to the prisoners upon arrival at Auschwitz-Birkenau?

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The men and women are separated, the prisoners are shaved, the weak and ill are separated from the strong and healthy, all of the above.

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What is Wiesel's message about the power of evil?

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Evil can be fought in many ways.

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What role does faith play according to Wiesel?

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Faith can keep people from giving up hope.

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What mood is established by Wiesel's clawing for air in the barrack?

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Desperation.

Front

What genre does the novel 'Night' fall into?

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Autobiographical.

Front

Define 'Autobiographical' in literature.

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A genre where the author writes about their own life experiences.

Front

What is the significance of separating prisoners by health at Auschwitz?

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It highlights the dehumanization and selection process used by the Nazis.

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How does Wiesel portray the concept of hope in 'Night'?

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Hope is portrayed as a vital force that helps individuals endure suffering.

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What does Wiesel suggest about the nature of evil?

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Evil is a persistent force that can manifest in various ways.

Front

Explain the term 'dehumanization' as used in 'Night'.

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The process of depriving a person or group of positive human qualities, often seen in the treatment of prisoners.