Night Chapter 7

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What concentration camp did the prisoners arrive at in Chapter 7 of Night?

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Buchenwald

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How many men were left in the wagon when the train arrived in Buchenwald?

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Twelve

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What happened when a German workman threw a piece of bread into the wagon?

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Men hurled themselves over each other to get to the bread.

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Who was able to get out of the train car when they arrived at the new concentration camp?

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The remaining prisoners who could stand.

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What was the weather like while the men were on the train?

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Snow, snow, snow.

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What does the act of men hurling themselves for bread symbolize in Night?

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Desperation and the instinct for survival.

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What is the significance of Buchenwald in the context of Night?

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It represents the harsh realities of concentration camps during the Holocaust.

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How does the author, Elie Wiesel, convey the theme of dehumanization in Chapter 7?

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Through the portrayal of the prisoners' struggle for basic needs like food.

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What role does the weather play in the narrative of Night?

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It reflects the bleak and harsh conditions faced by the prisoners.

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What can be inferred about the physical state of the prisoners upon arrival at Buchenwald?

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They were severely weakened and malnourished.