Night Chapter 1

Who is the first character introduced in Night?

• Elie's mother
• Moshe the Beadle
• Adolf Hitler
• Elie Wiesel

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Is Moshe the Beadle an active citizen?

• Yes, he risks his own life to go back to Sughet and warn other about the horror he witnessed.

• No, he was only concerned about his own well-being and told no one about what he experienced.

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How many sisters does Elie have?

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4

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Why is Moshe the Beadle deported?

• He is a foreign Jew
• He is wanted for a crime he committed
• He is disabled
• None of the above

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Who tries to warn the Jews of Sighet that they are in danger of being deported? 

• Elie's mother
• Elie
• Elie's father
• Moshe the Beadle

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What makes Elie different from most kids his age?

• He is kind to Jews
• He is deeply religious (pious)
• He worries about the war
• He is close to his father

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Wiesel writes, Monday passed like a small summer cloud, like a dream in the first daylight hours."  What is the purpose of this simile?

• To demonstrate the fear that the Jews felt
• To help the reader get a better visual of the sky
• To show that time passed quickly
• None of the above

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What news does Elie's father receive at the late-night council meeting?

• The Jews of Sighet would be killed immediately
• The Jews of Sighet would be deported to a concentration camp
• The Jews of Sighet would be deported to America
• The Jews of Sighet will be deported in the morning to an unknown destination

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Wiesel calls the second ghetto "an open tomb."  This metaphor is used to foreshadow what theme?

• silence
• death
• suffering
• None of the above

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Where were Elie and his family sent before being deported?

• The synogague
• A smaller ghetto
• To the basement of a neighbor's house
• None of the above

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