Night - Chap. 1-7

Who is the author of Night?

• Elle Golding
• Elie Wiesel
• Moshe the Beadle
• Marion Blumenthal-Lazan

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Where is Elie from originally?

• Slovakia
• Buna
• Sighet
• Transylvania

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Who is Elie's mentor at the beginning of the memoir?

• Mengele
• Franek
• Idek
• Moshe the Beadle

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Madame Schachter's claims that she sees flames from the cattle car are an example of what literary device?

• Simile
• Forecasting
• Foreshadowing
• Imagery

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What happens to Elie's mother and sister?

• They manage to go into hiding and escape.
• They die, presumably in the gas chambers.
• Elie's mother dies, but his sister lives.
• Elie's sister dies, but his mother lives.

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Elie was sent to all of the following camps EXCEPT...?

• Theresienstadt
• Auschwitz
• Buna
• Buchenwald

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How does Franek convince Elie to give up his gold crown on his tooth?

• Franek beats Elie's father because he knows that will hurt Elie.
• Franek beats Elie because he knows he'll break from the pain.
• Franek threatens to send Elie's father to another camp.
• Franek threatens to send Elie to another camp, away from his father.

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How is Elie's gold crown removed?

• With pliers
• Through surgery
• With a rusty spoon
• None of the above

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For what reason are prisoners hanged, rather than being shot or gassed?

• Sabotaging a building
• Stealing food
• Planning a revolt
• All of the above

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Why are the hangings public deaths instead of behind closed doors?

• The Nazis want Jews to be able to pay their respects.
• The Nazis want to remind the Jews of the consequences of negative behavior.
• The Jews wish to mourn the prisoners' deaths.
• Nazi officials didn't believe people were hanged unless it was done publicly.

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