Night Chapter 3

Front

What is the name of the camp that Elie and his father are transported to at the end of chapter 3?

Back

Buna

Front

What were Elie and his father directed to do when they were only two steps away from the pit of flames?

Back

They were directed to make a sharp left turn and head into the barracks.

Front

True or False: Elie and his father are skilled workers.

Back

False

Front

What does Elie mean when he says Stein was given the real news?

Back

Stein's family is dead.

Front

What items were Elie and his father allowed to keep after stripping off their clothes?

Back

Belts and shoes.

Front

Define 'Buna' in the context of Night Chapter 3.

Back

Buna is the name of the concentration camp where Elie and his father were transported.

Front

What is the significance of the barracks in the concentration camp?

Back

The barracks were where prisoners were housed and lived under harsh conditions.

Front

Explain the emotional impact of receiving news about family during the Holocaust as depicted in Night.

Back

Receiving news about family often brought despair, as many families were separated or killed.

Front

What does the term 'transport' refer to in the context of the Holocaust?

Back

Transport refers to the forced movement of Jews to concentration camps.

Front

What does Elie Wiesel's experience in the camps reveal about human resilience?

Back

It shows that even in the face of extreme suffering, individuals can find ways to survive.