Night Chapter 5 Form B

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What is the significance of Elie's struggle with faith in Chapter 5 of Night?

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Elie's struggle with faith symbolizes the deep existential crisis faced by individuals during extreme suffering, as he questions God's existence and goodness.

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What does the act of eating on Yom Kippur represent for Elie?

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It represents rebellion and protest against God, highlighting his internal conflict and loss of faith.

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How do Eliezer and his father's experiences differ in Chapter 5?

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Eliezer becomes more focused on survival and self-preservation, while his father becomes increasingly weak and dependent.

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What choice do Elie and his father make regarding evacuation?

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They choose to join the evacuation.

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What does 'not making eye contact' symbolize for the Jews during selection?

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It symbolizes a strategy to avoid drawing attention and potentially being selected.

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How does hunger affect Elie's faith in Chapter 5?

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Hunger exacerbates Elie's struggles with faith, as physical suffering leads him to question the goodness of God.

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What role does family play in Elie's survival during the Holocaust?

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Family provides emotional support and motivation for survival, as seen in Elie's relationship with his father.

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What does the term 'dehumanization' refer to in the context of Night?

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Dehumanization refers to the process of stripping individuals of their humanity, dignity, and identity, as experienced by the Jews during the Holocaust.

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How does Elie's perception of God change throughout Chapter 5?

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Elie's perception of God shifts from faith and hope to doubt and anger due to the suffering he witnesses.

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What is the impact of the Holocaust on the father-son relationship in Night?

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The Holocaust intensifies the bond between Elie and his father, as they rely on each other for emotional and physical support.