Night Chapter 1

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How were the Jews transported during the Holocaust?

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by train

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What evidence supports Elie's dedication to his religion?

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He asks Moishe the Beadle to teach him, studies the Kabbalah, and goes to the Synagogue daily.

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Do the people of Sighet believe Moishe's story about the atrocities he witnessed?

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No

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What was the bad news that Elie’s father had to tell the people of the ghetto communities?

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They were being deported.

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Why do the Jews not believe Moishe?

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They think he is crazy and wanting their pity.

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Who is Moishe the Beadle?

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A poor Jewish man in Sighet who warns the community about the dangers they face.

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What is the significance of the Kabbalah in Elie's life?

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It represents his deep interest in Jewish mysticism and spirituality.

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What does the term 'deportation' mean in the context of the Holocaust?

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The forced removal of Jews from their homes to concentration camps.

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How does Elie's relationship with his father evolve throughout the story?

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It becomes a source of strength and motivation for survival.

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What role does denial play in the community's response to Moishe's warnings?

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Denial leads them to ignore the signs of impending danger.