Night Ch. 6-9 Flashcard

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What is the significance of Elie stating that he was fifteen years old after witnessing the father and son being killed over bread?

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He is emphasizing how much horror he has/is experiencing at such a young age.

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Which line foreshadows the death of Elie's father?

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"I shall always remember that smile."

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Why did Elie want to share his story with others?

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To educate the world so that events like the Holocaust would not happen again.

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Why did Elie compare getting up out of the fluffy snow to lifting up a whole building?

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He was suffering from overwhelming exhaustion.

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At the end of Chapter 6, how many Jews were able to fit into the cattle wagons?

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100.

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What does Elie's experience in the concentration camp reveal about human resilience?

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

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How does the theme of father-son relationships manifest in 'Night'?

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It highlights the bond and struggles between Elie and his father as they navigate the horrors of the Holocaust.

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What role does memory play in Elie's narrative?

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Memory serves as a means of preserving the past and educating future generations about the Holocaust.

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How does Elie's faith evolve throughout the story?

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Elie's faith is challenged by his experiences, leading to a complex relationship with God.

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What is the significance of the title 'Night'?

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It symbolizes darkness, loss, and the absence of hope during the Holocaust.