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Night Chapter 1 Lesson

Night Chapter 1 Lesson

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English

9th Grade

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CCSS
RL.9-10.3, 6.NS.B.3, RI.11-12.9

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Ausencio Delgado

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4 Slides • 18 Questions

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Night Chapter 1

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Elie Wiesel

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Match

Match the following

A poor, devout Jewish mentor, warns Jews of Nazi atrocities.

Main character, a Jewish teenager, deeply religious and Kabbalah student.

Respected in the Jewish community, skeptical of Kabbalah.

Eliezer's oldest sister, helps with the family store.

Moishe the Beadle

Eliezer

Eliezer's father

Hilda

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Match

Match the following

Eliezer's second sister, also works in the family business.

Eliezer's youngest sister.

Initially disbelieves Moishe's warnings about the Nazis.

Bea

Tzipora

Jewish community of Sighet

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Reorder

Reorder the following

  1. Moishe teaches Eliezer Kabbalah, but is deported with other foreign Jews from Sighet by Hungarians.

  1. Germans occupy Sighet, initially polite but soon restrict Jews' rights, confining them to ghettos with some forced labor.

  1. Notice given for liquidation of ghetto; Jews panic preparing to depart with minimal belongings, not knowing destination.

  1. First group leaves ghetto, abandoning homes; narrator helps others depart then moves to chaotic small ghetto with remaining Jews.

  1. On Saturday, final group crammed into cattle cars, about 80 per car, departing Sighet on journey to unknown destination.

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Multiple Choice

The primary setting of the story is .

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Sighet, Transylvania
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Budapest, Hungary
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Warsaw, Poland
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Berlin, Germany
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Paris, France

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Multiple Choice

Who is Moishe the Beadle?
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A wealthy merchant
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The narrator's teacher
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A poor, religious man
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A soldier
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A political leader

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Dropdown

What does Moishe the Beadle focus on teaching Elie?

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Drag and Drop

The community of Sighet initially reacts to Moishe's warnings by
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They prepare to leave
They ignore him
They report him to the authorities
They support him
They laugh at him

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Multiple Choice

What significant event changes Moishe's demeanor?
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His family's wealth is lost
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He is deported and escapes
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He wins the lottery
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He moves to Budapest
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He becomes a community leader

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Drag and Drop

Elie's initial interest in Jewish teachings is
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Political activism
Kabbalah and mysticism
Becoming a rabbi
Business ethics
Social justice

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Multiple Choice

How does Elie's father respond to his interest in Kabbalah?
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Encourages it
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Ignores it
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Forbids it
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Promises to teach him
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Hires a tutor

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Multiple Choice

How does the text describe the Jewish community's reaction to foreign Jews' deportation?
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Panic and chaos
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Immediate action to help
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Indifference and forgetting
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Public protests
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Secret meetings to plan escape

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Dropdown

In the community, Elie's father plays the role of
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Multiple Choice

What effect does Moishe's experience have on his faith?
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Strengthens it
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Leads him to convert
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Causes him to question it
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Destroys it
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No effect mentioned

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Multiple Choice

How does the narrative describe the ghettos?
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Luxurious and spacious
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Temporary but comfortable
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Harsh and inhumane
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Confined and segregated
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Open and welcoming

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Multiple Choice

What is the community's reaction to the Hungarian police's decrees?
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Immediate compliance
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Secret rebellion
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Attempted negotiation
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Disbelief and slow response
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Evacuation plans

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Multiple Choice

What does Elie dream of doing before the deportation?
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Leaving Sighet
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Studying in Budapest
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Becoming a soldier
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Finding a master to teach him more about Judaism
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Escaping to America

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Multiple Choice

How does the narrator describe his feelings about the Jewish community's future?
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Hopeful and optimistic
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Uncertain but prepared
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Indifferent and detached
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Pessimistic and resigned
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Angry and rebellious

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Dropdown

The literary device primarily used to describe Moishe's return is
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Discussion Question

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Night Chapter 1

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Elie Wiesel

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